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Chinese Business Etiquette: A Guide to Protocol, Manners, and Culture in the People's Republic of China (A Revised and Updated Edition of "Dealing with the Chinese")  


In the tradition of Warners Japanese Business Etiquette, here is the newly-updated guide to social and business protocol in the Peoples Republic of China.

East-West business is booming, as thousands of Americans flock to China to seek explosive opportunities.

Now, Scott D. Seligman, an expert with 25 years of experience dealing with the Chinese, provides complete and up-to-date advice on how to succeed in China. With clarity and humor, Seligman shows how to avoid costly misunderstandings, interpret behavior, avoid the unintentional gaffe, and make positive impressions, all while closing million-dollar deals and forming priceless friendships.



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Bank in East Timor gives Geocapital almost total presence in financial sector of Portuguese-speaking countries


Macau, China, 26 July - Geocapital, the stakeholding company linked to Macau gaming magnate Stanley Ho, is about to start operating in East Timor, thus having a presence in almost all the financial markets of Portuguese-speaking countries.

The new bank, Banco Timorense de Investimento, which Geocapital had already requested to open, is due to receive authorisation, according to a report last week from the Africa Monitor newsletter.

The new bank will prioritise financing for infrastructure projects, Africa Monitor said.”  [ more ]
 
 
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