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    Articles by Sara Cheng

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    Sara is Manager-Greater China region with Australian Business Consulting and Solutions. She is also a widely-recognized speaker, writer and consultant on doing business with China, and co-authored the book Engage China-The Realities for Australian Businesses. Sara has over 18 years experience in international business and consultancy both in China and Australia, and has assisted over 150 Australian companies including some icon brands with various business models across a broad range of industry sectors to do business with China successfully. For any assistance to do business with China, contact Sara by email sara.cheng@australianbusiness.com.au. For more tips and information on doing business with China, follow Sara on www.twitter.com/DoBizWithChina
    Sara Cheng has written 7 articles for us.
  • Checklist for due diligence on Chinese Manufacturers / Suppliers
    made in China

    China has been labelled as the World Factory for more than a decade. Whatever you can think of, it is most likely that you can find it being manufactured in China. However, foreign companies sometimes find themselves lost in a vast sea of choices, and could end up with faulty products imported from China or work with a “suitcase” company- a Chinese term to describe fraudulent/fake businesses.

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    Blogs
  • 8 Must-Knows about Business Set-up in China
    saracheng

    Business set-up in China is a big project in itself, which requires financial and time commitments, business management knowledge and China expertise. Identifying a competent agent to manage the complex process will be a cost and time effective way to avoid potential pitfalls.

    Sara Cheng, Manager for Greater China, shares her eight “must-knows” before you set up the business in China.

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    News
  • China’s emerging new export markets
    China

    A potential goldmine of opportunity exist for exporters in China, in both its second and third tier inland cities. In the last decade China’s annual GDP growth fluctuated between 7.5 and 13 percent while OECD countries posted 3 to 4 percent. China’s year-on-year GDP growth for the first quarter of 2010 was 11.9 percent, second [...]

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    Countries, Growing