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Founder of Wellington College China: Mastering Chinese is a significant competitive advantage
Joy Qiao, founder and chairman of Wellington College China, said China is one of the biggest international school markets globally, revealing that China attracts talents across various sectors from around the world.
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Nepalese doctor in Shanghai: 20 years of growth and giving back
"When Shanghai cries, I cry. When Shanghai smiles, I smile." After living in Shanghai for two decades, Ashish Maskay has found a sense of ownership and pride in the city.
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Lanxess Greater China CEO Rockel impressed by ‘Shanghai speed’
Confident in the Chinese market, German chemicals group Lanxess is actively exploring potential opportunities in China, according to Michael Rockel, CEO of Lanxess Greater China.
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H&M regional boss: Big growth ahead in China's fashion market
Saed El-Achkar, regional manager of Greater China at H&M – the leading global fashion retailer – has expressed his unbounded enthusiasm for the opportunities in the Chinese market.
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Robert Mitrofan: China's reform measures boost foreign investors' confidence
Robert Mitrofan is the chief representative of Business Romania, the first-ever Romanian NGO registered in China.
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DLA Piper's Clare Pearson: China is building a community with a shared future for mankind
Clare Pearson from Britain has been living in China for 20 years, moving from Hong Kong to Beijing, and now residing in Shanghai, during which she has always been paying close attention to the reform and opening-up progress in the country.
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Fuji Oil's Masataka Minemura: Shanghai offers favorable policies for foreign businesses
Masataka Minemura, chairman of the board of Fuji Oil (China) Investment Co Ltd, has been instrumental in helping numerous Japanese brands thrive in Shanghai.
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Financial expert Shin Hyungkwan: Shanghai is a microcosm of China's reform and opening-up
Shin Hyungkwan from South Korea has been in the financial industry for 32 years, with nearly half of that time spent in Shanghai as the CEO of China Capital Market Lab.
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Travelex's Cameron Hume embraces China's economic growth
Cameron Hume, an Australia businessman, has been living in China for over 20 years, working with Travelex, which specializes in currency and financial services.
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SinoUnited Health's Gordon Boo: China's firm decision on opening-up boosts our confidence
Gordon Boo from Malaysia has been working in Shanghai for 10 years, and he is very impressed by China's recent policies, such as the expanding its visa-free policy and improving services for incoming tourists.