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Analysis | Strategy | Options
For the Growing China Market
China
Business Strategy is a strategic consulting firm
and business advisory service which focuses exclusively
on the China (PRC, Taiwan and Hong Kong) markets.
China Business Strategy provides corporate
advisory services, private executive briefings, due diligence,
competitive intelligence and private research to companies
who want to succeed.
Find out more here.
The company is headed by Paul
Denlinger , who has 20 years' experience working with
fast-growth Chinese and global winners. Because Paul has
a native-language command of both Mandarin Chinese and
English, China Business Strategy is able to give its clients
a unique inside view of what is happening
in China found nowhere else. Having managed in China,
he knows what's needed to succeed in today's highly competitive
China market.
Paul writes and publishes the Daily
News & Analysis feature on this website, which offers
an up-to-date commentary on the Chinese economy. In addition
to consulting services, he is a public
speaker, speaking on a wide range of China-related
business topics.
He is a frequent writer, and his articles are syndicated
internationally through Agence
Global.
How to Use This Site
- If you are looking for specific news about a company,
use Google Site Search tool.
- Find out about our services by browsing through the
information about
us and our
services. Read about Paul Denlinger's Success Stories.
- If you are browsing for China News & Analysis,
visit the News
and Analysis section.
- Get Daily News and Analysis delivered to your email
InBox by signing up for the email version, China
Business Express.
- If you are looking for detailed information about
doing business in China, buy the report, The
Truth About Doing Business in China 2004 Edition.
- If you are a meeting planner looking for a speaker
on today's evolving China and its effect on the rest
of the world for your venue, get more details here.
- Are you from the media? Paul Denlinger
has been quoted as an authority on China and the Chinese
economy by The Economist, Financial
Times and the Wall
St. Journal. Get the information you need from the Media
Room.
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