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1. US-China chip war puts global enterprises in the crosshairs.

Author

Aggarwal, Varun

Subjects
*INTEGRATED circuits, *TRADE regulation, *BUSINESS enterprises, *MARKETING research companies
Abstract

News Analysis While the Biden administration's ban on exports ofcertain chip technology to China is targeted at China'smilitary and industrial use, enterprises across the worldwill find their supply chains disrupted. CIOs need to reassess their supply chains While most enterprises may not be directly dealing withChinese entities impacted by the ban, the wide scope ofthe ban means they will need to thoroughly assess theirentire technology supply chain for any possiblelinkages. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

2. TV Marketers Aim to Reap Rural China's Fertile Land.

Author

Lee, Jane Lanhee

Subjects
*MARKET penetration, *RURAL population, *MARKETING research companies, *TELEVISION program ratings, *TELEVISION advertising
Abstract

The article reports on the initiative of market researchers to tap the growing spending power of nonurban Chinese population amidst the emergence of wealthier rural consumers that draw attention from companies and their advertising agencies. AGB Nielsen Media Research plans to double its number of meters and expand coverage before the 2008 Beijing Olympics. As the television advertising markets in smaller localities grow, CSM Media Research is replacing journals with meters.

Published
2007

3. To Russia, With Dollars.

Author

Sender, Henny

Subjects
*FOREIGN investments, *STOCKS (Finance), *MARKETING research companies, *PETROLEUM industry, *STOCK exchanges
Abstract

Offers a market forecast. Suggestion from William Browder of Hermitage Capital Management to buy Russian stocks. His belief that they are the only inexpensive way to play rising commodities prices and economic growth in China; Russia which is a major oil exporter has 75% of the capitalization of its stock market in oil and gas companies; Investors who lost money during President Vladimir Putin's war on Yukos who may be uneasy with the idea; Belief of Browder that the political risks are not so great; Performance last year which was not so strong; The case to be bullish.

Published
2005

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