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Creating Thirst for American Wine in China
Small U.S. wineries -- particularly those in Washington and Oregon -- are grabbing a piece of China's growing market.
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How to Survive a Beijing Business Trip
From the minute you land in Beijing, nothing is business as usual.
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How to Find a Contract Manufacturer in China
One young entrepreneur explains what he learned by quitting his job and hopping on a one-way flight to China.
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10 Steps to Starting a Business in China
China's fast-growing consumer class is giving business owners new reasons to set up shop abroad. Here's how to start and grow your business.
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In China, the Cost of Doing Business Rises
Recent wage hikes combined with rising prices mean China isn't as cheap an option as it once was.
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Introducing Inc.com's Local Sections
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An Olympic Shutdown?
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The Greening Of The Guard
The Red Guard generation enlisted by Mao to eradicate all vestiges of capitalism is now in the vanguard of China's entrepreneurial class. Read more
Gold-Medal Marketing
For companies looking to profit from the Beijing Olympics, the race is on. Read more
A Wrench In The Works
Regarding "There's a Robot in Your Future" (June), were America ever to have a love affair with the robot as passionate as the one Japan is now having, ac... Read more
Forget Outsourcing, Try Rural Sourcing
Google makes a deal China, but at what cost? After months of tension, Google ... Read more
The New Yankee Traders
Chinese-Americans are using family ties to beat the Japanese and Big Business for a share of the burgeoning Chinese market. Read more
The Entrepreneurial Year in Review
For some industries -- finance and retail, we're looking at you -- this was a year of living dangerously. But plenty of companies had a big year. A look at t... Read more
Beyond the Business Center
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Is the Recession Draining the U.S. of its Talent?
In a poor job market, American graduates are seeking jobs on foreign soil. Read more
Google's China Problem and Learning from Leno
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The Business of The High Line
Here’s a look at the companies that provided the lighting, plants, irrigation system, and teak in New York City’s High Line park. Read more
Top 10 Minority-Run Companies (By Growth)
Amir Amirfar and Associates Amir Amirfar The head of this architectural and engineering ... Read more
The People's Republic of Ownership
Finally, you can own your own little Beijing business. Read more
China Imposes Higher Export Tax on Textiles
May 23, 2005 --China, under fire from both the U.S. and the E.U. over surging trade deficits, has decided to fire back. Beijing an... Read more
Business and Revolution
Chinese entreprenuer is placed on communist China's "most wanted" list for founding a democratic organization. Read more
And Now I Shall Rub Your Head
Employers have been trying for centuries to identify the best hires, just as researchers have been trying to measure personality. Some stops along the way: Read more
Chopsticks;
MERGERS MAY BE THE RAGE IN the United States; but in China, the party line is much different: small enterprises are beautiful. This policy, representing ... Read more
China Bound
To help you do business in China, Inc.com has created a master list of online resources to help you tackle the thorniest of global business issues. Read more
Make The Most Of Your Money
"Aggressive cash management is important to a small company like Retech," says James Mayfield, controller of the Ukiah, Calif., engineering firm. Re... Read more
Most Likely to Succeed
Our new column profiles notable and intringuing CEOs, including a 25-year-old publisher. Read more
The Chinese Way Of Business
What appears to be a good old-fashioned family business may be a $100-million international conglomerate Read more
The Airport of the Future
Get an expert's view on how new passenger management systems are soon to transform how you interact with your airline every step of the way. Read more
Most Likely To Succeed
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An Entrepreneur Goes for the Gold
Thomas "T.C." Dantzler is like most successful, hard-working business owners. With one big exception: In August, he will put his company on hold, head to Bei... Read more
From China, With Love
More American entrepreneurs are turning to investors far from home. Plus, a beer brewer's epiphany and the rest of the day's news. Read more
Report Says Google Attack Traced to Two Chinese Schools
Sleepless nights ahead for CEOs: The same hackers also have launched similar assaults on other companies -- and a new (and unrelated) attack has hit some 2,5... Read more
Currency Talks with China
United States Treasury Secretary John Snow arrived in Beijing yesterday in an attempt to encourage Read more
6 Tips for Manufacturing in China
Taylor Llewellyn’s needlepoint belt and accessories line, Tucker Blair, is quintessentially American, but made in China. Here are his tips for working with... View slideshow
Best Practices for Selling Jello Shots?
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: Ge... Read more
Happy Birthday, WTO?
An organization best known for sparking riots also deserves some credit for promoting the interests of American entrepreneurs. Read more
Microsoft's Pirate Problem; MC Hammer Hails Twitter
Software pirates as heros . As we've often written, doing business in China means mastering not just the laws and the language, but also the Read more
2008: A Closer Look
The Thrust of It After three failed attempts, SpaceX, a private rocket company with headquarters in Hawthorne, California, successfully launched ... Read more
Google Redirects Chinese Traffic
Search giant Google has begun redirecting traffic away from Google.cn, its main Chinese site, and to Google.com.hk, this afternoon. Read more
An Argument Against the Start-up Visa
Are babies naming start-ups? One writer over at Gi... Read more
China Talks Include IP Rights
Dec. 15, 2006 -- The U.S. continued to press for stronger intellectual property protections in China at the U.S.-China Strategic Economic... Read more
Bush Wishes Upon a Czar
Albert Frink Jr., a former luxury carpet maker, has been named this Administration's manufacturing czar. Read more
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