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China’s E-commerce Explosion
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Written by Evan C Norman   
Wednesday, 18 April 2007

The new Chinese consumer demographic? It's not your father's Chinese consumer demographic.

Achal Agarwal, chief operating officer of China Beverages, PepsiCo, says, "The average amount of time people spend on the Internet in China has risen to 17 hours a week from 10 hours in 2002." This compares with just 13.9 hours a week in Japan and 11.7 hours in the United States.

 
Last Updated ( Thursday, 19 April 2007 )
A trade deficit for China
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Written by Evan C Norman   
Thursday, 12 April 2007

Want to create a product that China will import more of than it exports? Write a book.

 
American junk food is a big hit in Japan
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Written by Evan C Norman   
Friday, 06 April 2007

"Supersize me!" is alive and well in Japan. A diet of sushi and vegetables is apparently not satisfying to many Japanese consumers.

Japan's first Krispy Kreme, which was built in December, is still drawing hour-long line ups. In the first three days of business alone the doughnut shop drew in 10,000 customers.

The Japanese still have a lot of catching up to do, though.

Last Updated ( Friday, 06 April 2007 )
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