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The China market can be both tantalizing and daunting to those looking to gain market access, start a business, or find a strategic partner. NetBridge Global (NBG) provides a comprehensive set of services to help companies build a bridge to ...
The China market can be both tantalizing and daunting to those looking to gain market access, start a business, or find a strategic partner. NetBridge Global (NBG) provides a comprehensive set of services to help companies build a bridge to the China market and successfully navigate the complexities and challenges of doing business in China.
For companies seeking a rapid, cost-effective path to the world’s fastest-growing market, NBG offers strategic as well as practical services. These include market and business planning and strategy, partner/supplier matchmaking, business application and registration, marketing communications, translation, and more.
With offices and staff in Beijing, Shanghai, and San Francisco, NBG consultants bring extensive experience and expertise in establishing and managing operations in China, setting up sales and distribution networks, and developing markets from the ground up.
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For companies seeking a rapid, cost-effective path to the world’s fastest-growing market, NBG offers strategic as well as practical services. These include market and business planning and strategy, partner/supplier matchmaking, business application and registration, marketing communications, translation, and more.
With offices and staff in Beijing, Shanghai, and San Francisco, NBG consultants bring extensive experience and expertise in establishing and managing operations in China, setting up sales and distribution networks, and developing markets from the ground up.
Jan. 9, 2012
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How many cars did GM sell in China in 2010?
According to Bloomberg, GM sold 2.55 million cars in 2011, which was an 8.3% growth from 2010. So about 2.34 million GM cars were sold in China in 2010. More interesting is that they sell more cars in China than they do in the US. ... more