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This is the Fear and Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know about what happened in the markets, economy and world of business today, in just a few minutes. Trump tariffs HB HiFi, Carsales, Ansell profits Woolworths WFH edict Woodside anger Cook Islands deal with China Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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"I think we're entering into a period when it will be more attractive to invest outside of the US and to invest in China and Pan-Asia than we've probably seen in the last few years," says David Bailin, Chief Investment Officer at Citi Global Wealth. In the latest episode of Living Beyond Borders, a podcast produced in partnership between GZERO and Citi Global Wealth Investments, Bailin is joined by Ian Bremmer, President and Founder of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, to get the latest on the relationship between the United States and China, and their power over the rest of the world. With competing motivations, the superpowers are both looking at ways to protect themselves - from the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act in the US to President Xi Jinping's increasing diplomatic moves with Europe and elsewhere. But the countries are also intertwined, and they are each looking to navigate a delicate balancing act on the global stage. This episode is moderated by Shari Friedman, Eurasia Group's Managing Director of Climate and Sustainability. Host: Shari Friedman Guests: David Bailin, Ian Bremmer

"I think we're entering into a period when it will be more attractive to invest outside of the US and to invest in China and Pan-Asia than we've probably seen in the last few years," says David Bailin, Chief Investment Officer at Citi Global Wealth. In the latest episode of Living Beyond Borders, a podcast produced in partnership between GZERO and Citi Global Wealth Investments, Bailin is joined by Ian Bremmer, President and Founder of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, to get the latest on the relationship between the United States and China, and their power over the rest of the world. With competing motivations, the superpowers are both looking at ways to protect themselves - from the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act in the US to President Xi Jinping's increasing diplomatic moves with Europe and elsewhere. But the countries are also intertwined, and they are each looking to navigate a delicate balancing act on the global stage. This episode is moderated by Shari Friedman, Eurasia Group's Managing Director of Climate and Sustainability. Host: Shari Friedman Guests: David Bailin, Ian Bremmer Subscribe to the GZERO World with Ian Bremmer Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast platform, to receive new episodes as soon as they're published.

While US President Biden may have declared the COVID-19 pandemic over at one point, it could be assumed he wasn't speaking for everyone. China is still implanting its ‘zero COVID' policy. And meanwhile, the World Health Organization says only 19% of the population is vaccinated in low-income countries.

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Welcome to another episode of our series on Supply Chain Management. Our guest in today's interview is a senior personality in Supply Chain Leadership and Management Leadership in our country, TS Jaishankar. TS retired as the Deputy Managing Director of Toyota Kirloskar Motor LTD and he shares his experience of working for over three decades in the supply chain management industry. He has also assumed leadership roles in other major companies such as Mahindra and Mahindra and Yanmar India Pvt Ltd. In the interview, TS talks about the evolution of the supply chain in recent years. He gives his take on changing trends of supply chain management in the wake of India's relationship with China and the Covid-19 pandemic. TS explains how the Supply Chain will evolve in a few years and shares how “we are coming back from globalization.” Tune in to this interesting conversation and learn about a very important aspect of business: the Supply Chain. Find us on: Facebook - http://facebook.com/followtbcy/ Twitter - http://twitter.com/followtbcy/ Instagram - http://instagram.com/followtbcy/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

Are you an entrepreneur who is from a Western country but has recently decided to enter the Chinese market? Are you eager to do business in China but knows nothing about the how-to's? Do you want to know how you can be successful in entering China and its unique market? Listen as our guest for today guides you towards your dream success. Jean-Yves Laguillez is an authentic China expert. He is a C-level Executive, has a very strong experience in developing businesses, marketing strategy, and sales strategy, and has been leading companies in China and the Asia zone for 10 years. In this episode, Jean-Yves talks about the Chinese market and its difference from the Western ones. Here, he shares the importance of knowing your audience and the right marketing strategy to use in relation with the ineffectiveness of Western approaches on succeeding in a Chinese-based business.   What you will learn from this episode: Discover how necessary it is for you to know the right marketing strategy in entering the Chinese market Know why Western approach doesn't work in China Find out the importance of thinking more like a Chinese once you enter the Chinese market   “You cannot succeed in China with a western approach.” – Jean-Yves Laguillez   Topics Covered: 01:43 – Jean-Yves describes his ideal clients. 02:34 – Problems he solves for his clients: Educating customers on their specific channel marketing strategy that they need to define and implement to succeed. 04:00 – The typical symptoms: Being disappointed on the investments' returns, not knowing the audience, and going too fast on traditional e-commerce platforms. 05:03 – The mistakes: Copying the western strategy. 06:23 – Jean-Yves' valuable free action: Think first about their entry or strategy and their management level. 07:12 – Jean-Yves' Valuable Free Resource: Visit https://emotiondigital.fr to access free coaching calls and webinars on the basics of China market. 07:41 – The most impactful book/concept/program/talk: Webinars that explain how to enter China market. 08:14 – Question that he should have been asked: “What advice would you give from your personal experience in China to develop a business?”   Key Takeaways: “You cannot succeed in China with a western approach.” – Jean-Yves Laguillez “In China, it is very important to think more like a Chinese.” – Jean-Yves Laguillez “You need to act fast to be successful in China because China's speed is seven times about Western speed. In China, every day is another day, so you really need to adapt all the time.” – Jean-Yves Laguillez “You cannot run a business from your own country without eyes in China.” – Jean-Yves Laguillez   People / Resources Mentioned: Free Webinars/Coaching Call at Https://emotiondigital.fr   Ways to Connect with Jean-Yves Laguillez: LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/30KZNqg   Ways to Connect with Howard Whiteson: Website: https://www.wealthwithoutborders.net Podcast: https://www.wealthwithoutborders.net/podcast/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/howardwhiteson

The festivities have special meaning for Black Americans living in China, especially since international travel from China is nearly impossible right now. 

China is one of the challenging countries to get into. The same speaks truly of the Chinese culture. What benefit would you gain from learning the Chinese culture and tradition? Understanding and learning them improves your way of life and impacts greatly the way you connect and relate with people every day. Nic Doering and AJ Donnelly are the British husband and wife team who co-founded Cultural Keys Chinese Culture Centre, a Beijing-based start-up that teaches traditional Chinese culture to companies and individuals. In this episode, Nic and AJ share their experiences -- both the bad and the good-- living in a challenging country like China. Here, you get to take a glean on how they are making a good time, turning around those difficult situations into opportunities for learning and growth. The mindset they displayed shows a lot of the qualities needed of someone living in a foreign place. That there’s no reason to complain, that it’s better to come from a place of humbleness, of curiosity, and willingness to learn so you have that worthwhile experience of things surrounding you. Most importantly, learn to smile, it always goes a long way. And that, believe there is always a way, there surely is, no matter what your best way is.   What you will learn from this episode: Find out helpful ways you can explore, enjoy, and embrace the Chinese culture and be a successful ex-pat in a challenging country like China Find out the positive qualities to imbibe as ex-pats to get you through the day and treat any difficult situation as an opportunity to learn and be appreciative of the place you are in Learn how to have that leap of faith that no matter what, there will always be people who are willing to help and things will turn out well in the end   “Chinese culture is the most important thing to me. And that's the basis of how I live my life and what we do with our company. We try to let people understand the value that is in traditional Chinese culture and how it can improve their lives.” - Nic Doering and AJ Donnelly   Topics Covered: 01:47 - How Nic came to Beijing 02:26 - AJ recalling how he came and stayed in China 03:30 - Nic comparing Beijing from the place she used to live in the personal and business perspectives 04:06 - Having the convenience of the city just an hour away and a slower more traditional pace and aspect of life in the suburb 05:59 - What gives AJ the idea of starting Cultural Keys 08:33 - How is it like coping with being far away from their place of origin 10:27 - Ways you can be a successful ex-pat in China 12:16 - What to them are the advantages and disadvantages of being an ex-pat 14:53 - How having faith in people turn around difficult situations while living in China for many years  15:59 - There is always a way -- no matter what the best way for you 17:43 - An inconvenient but funny experience they went through as a couple 20:08 - AJ’s funny experience -- mistakenly took what he said as terrorist for a tourist with him arrested for questioning 23:25 - Why Nic would keep a diary if she’s given the chance to go back when she first started in China 25:45 - What's the value in learning Chinese culture?   Key Takeaways: “You live in Beijing city, you're part of that metropolis, that city life. Out here, we have the convenience of the city as an hour down the road but we also have that slower pace of life, and more traditional aspects of life living out here.” - AJ Donnelly “I really want to do something, to help people understand more about China, to access China, because I'm a big believer in the idea that if you understand the culture if you understand the history, you understand the people in the modern world better.” - AJ Donnelly “If you know where you want to go, if you know what you want to achieve, you will find a way to do it. Never believe that there is no way. There sure is.” - AJ Donnelly “I think I wish I'd learned the language before I moved here. That would have made my life infinitely different. I would never have had to rely on other people. And I would always have known what was going on and I think I would have settled in much, much quicker if I'd had the language sooner.” - AJ Donnelly “I would say it's the ability to accept the unpredictable, you can't be afraid of just totally random things, particularly in China. I think that's the key to surviving in a place like China.” - Nic Doering “I think for me, it would be, you know, write things down as a diary or whatever and take more photos. Because I think it's always interesting to sort of look back and see, not only what decisions you made because you probably remember what you decided to do, but you might not remember why you made that decision.” - Nic Doering “I think, in any new situation, it requires a leap of faith, and the vast majority of times it is going to work out for you. Maybe not in the way you thought, but it will.” - Nic Doering   Ways to Connect with Nic Doering and AJ Donnelly:       Website: https://www.culturalkeys.cn/       LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aj-donnelly/       Twitter: https://twitter.com/CulturalKeysCN       Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/culturalkeys/       Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CulturalKeysChina?   Ways to Connect with Howard Whiteson:       Website: https://www.wealthwithoutborders.net/       Podcast: https://www.wealthwithoutborders.net/podcast/       LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/howardwhiteson  

Chad and Cheslea Buckwalter, both IUP alumni talk about their time in China. They didn't go together, but both spent a number of years there and rekindled their friendship upon returning to the US. Hear where they are now and what their plans are. Enjoy!

Matthieu David interviews Johnny Chang Founder at Spa Solutions Training and Management Consultancy Ltd., Shanghai. How big is the spa industry in China and how much more of a quality service does it offer compared to the West? What training does Spa Solutions offer emerging spa businesses and in what way is the spa industry segmented in China? Find out the answers to these and more questions by listening to the interview. 0:15 Guest introduction and Spa Solutions’ history 6:12 Why does 19% of revenue comes from Spa retail sales? 7:16 Personalization and protocol - the two factors for running a successful spa 9:53 Why is the quality of the spa service in Asia better than in the West? 13:06 How is the coronavirus outbreak impacting the spa industry short term and long term? 18:43 The spa market segmentation - a brief analysis 20:50 What equipment could raise the efficiency of spa businesses? 23:58 Other examples of the spa business segmentation 27:36 The hotel spa pricing system 30:06 The spa market in China - big chain spas vs stand-alone spas 32:43 How are the independent spa chains impact the spa Chinese market? 38:30 How does a spa service business structure look like? 40:48 Are there other streams of revenue for spas expect treatment and retail? 43:06 The top spa businesses in terms of capital 44:04 A few key features a spa needs to have to survive in China 49:43 Does it make more sense to view the spa business as a retail business rather than a treatment business? 51:35 About the geographical segmentation of the spa business 56:25 Getting spa sales improved by 70% - a Spa Solutions quick fix 58:49 Spa products retail prices - higher or similar to getting them from another specialized store 1:00;21 About problems that need to be addressed in the spa industry 1:02:07 Is formal training by cosmetic brands required for spas in order for them to sell their cosmetic products? 1:05:28 What training does Spa Solutions offer big brands in terms of integration with spa services? 1:07:14 How does technology help the spa industry? 1:09:31 How does a profile of a typical premium hotel spa or medical spa look like? 1:12:16 Are spas adapting their offers based on the different weather climates existing in different geographical areas in China? 1:15:35 Outro Starting a healthy lifestyle business in China: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSzBkv8_GHI Learn more about Spa Solutions Training and Management Consultancy Ltd.: http://www.spatm.net/ Listen & Subscribe: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/china-paradigms-daxue Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/china-paradigms/id1450916630 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/78qDpsYgQXWrkPpJyZJLtx YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2y6ixpQB1WIs6GMdUeoq4g?view_as=subscriber Website: https://chinaparadigm.com/ Thanks for listening! If you like what you hear, do us a favor and write a review on iTunes. What is China Paradigms Podcast? China Paradigms is the China Business Podcast for entrepreneurs and China watchers. Learn from business professionals in China on our China Paradigms.

Episode Notes David has the consumption but still comes through as we plow towards the end of chapter 2 and also talk a lot about China Find out more at https://marxmadness.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

What did Simon Owen from Fox News tell Pam about trade talks in China? Find out by listening.

Panel | What is China Looking For - Opportunities  • Discover the top growth industries in China • Find out which industries are seeking overseas investment and what they are looking for • Locate growth regions within China and discover which provinces will open doors for your business Each of panel members have seen the impacts the Australia and China connection can have on our economies and their industries.  We delve into tackling that common question many have about What is China looking for in the way of Opportunities. Susan Corbisiero is Trade Commissioner and Post Manager with the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) here in Shanghai. Susan manages the east China region, she also leads the Financial Services team in China, with a focus on emerging opportunities in Fintech. Frances Cheung, Head of Macro Strategy, Asia Westpac Banking. Frances joined Westpac in 2017, responsible for Westpac’s Asian rates, FX and macro financial markets strategy. She has 17 years of experience as an economist and rates strategist. Steven Foo, Director, International Business Development, Australia Post. Steven Foo is a seasoned senior executive with over 20 years of international experience transforming operations and enabling revenue growth, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region    

Dr. Scott Rozelle of Stanford University talks about China's massive urban/rural gap

Dr. Scott Rozelle of Stanford University talks about China's massive urban/rural gap