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MAY 2011
Restructuring and less fractious politics could speed the building of a more balanced and open economy.
APRIL 2011
Understanding the region’s myriad fast-growing cities will be crucial for developing effective business strategies.
JANUARY 2011
A new index shows mixed results in the country’s push for sustainable urban development.
DECEMBER 2010
As multinationals revive interest in collaborating with Chinese partners, the lessons of past ventures bear remembering.
OCTOBER 2010
They spend more in categories they highly value, and they generally trade down in less compelling ones.
AUGUST 2010
Retailers cannot afford to skip Asia’s youngest market. Here’s why.
SEPTEMBER 2010
China’s growth depends less on exports than conventional wisdom suggests.
Asia is the world’s hottest area of Internet growth, but the dynamics on the ground vary widely by nation.
MAY 2010
Why do Asian banks create less value with acquisitions than nonbank investors do?
APRIL 2010
Five essays from leading thinkers explore the country’s present and future.
The country’s cities are expanding explosively. A new report from the McKinsey Global Institute considers how policy makers might respond.
MARCH 2010
People in the country’s 60 largest cities spend 70 percent of their leisure time online. Seismic changes in the consumer market are likely as a result.
In a reversal of long-term trends, Chinese companies now enjoy a valuation premium over their peers in developed markets. What’s changed?
By 2015, Chinese consumers will account for more than 20 percent of the global luxury market. How is their behavior evolving?
Marketing successfully to China’s soaring population of Internet users will require specific knowledge about how they employ applications and devices.
MARCH 2011
Banks that serve midmarket and overseas companies will have opportunities to grow revenues and improve skills.
The right strategy is key to finding success in this growing market.
Now is the time to spot opportunities and risks in the coming boom.
The markets of Southeast Asia offer rapid growth to those with the right skills and preparation.
Uday Kotak of Kotak Mahindra Group and Dato’ Sri Nazir Razak of CIMB Group offer their perspectives on the changing landscape in Asia.
Foreign investors are finding more open doors than in the past. But the way forward is far from clear.
Despite inflation, bankruptcies, and other problems, industrial enterprises should remain highly profitable.
Finding ways to spur innovation in product design and business models will be key to sparking Chinese domestic demand.
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