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April 18 — Breakfast event: China re-unveiled Weak consumer confidence has been a major drag on China’s economic recovery post-Covid 19, while household disposable income and savings have witnessed robust growth. The reconciliation of these facts has significant implications for companies that are looking to expand their presence in China’s vast consumer market. Our distinguished panel of experts will cover key topics from navigating the impact of digitisation on consumer behavior, adapting strategies to changing values and cultural shifts, staying ahead through innovation in product development and marketing, to building bridges between domestic and multinational players in the local market.
June 18 — Pan China: Executive Insight Q2 The Executive Insight is a quarterly summary filled with in-depth data and analysis relevant to our Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong networks, as well as an overall regional view to aid in your strategy planning. We have curated selected Economist Intelligence’s content and added business insights to the analysis – to break down how they might affect your business.
EICN Shanghai: China's High-Quality Development China's shift from a growth-at-all-costs approach toward high-quality development marks a significant change in its economic strategy, with a focus on sustainability, innovation, and inclusivity. China | Shanghai | Business, Industry
Insights from the Corporate Network The dollar is our currency, but it’s your problem China | Politics | Uncategorised | Asia | China
Insights from the Corporate Network The “Great Reallocation” Revisited Business | China | Economy | Uncategorised | Asia | China
Insights from the Corporate Network China’s top leadership meeting sets policy directions for H2 2023 China | Economy | Politics
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