China Update by Synocus

Premier Wen Jiabao and Matti Vanhanen meet

Thursday, May 11, 2006

Finland will hold the EU presidency during the second half of 2006. Because of this, the April visit to Beijing by Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen gained unexceptional attention. A lot of the discussions during the visit related ...

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Localized Learning

Thursday, May 11, 2006

At the moment there is a high level of activity in the Sino-Finnish relationships. This creates a need for a lot of joint development activities involving both Finnish and Chinese companies. For leading Finnish companies, this raises ...

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Synocus supports 8th AABI General Assembly in Shanghai

Thursday, May 11, 2006

As the leading Finnish capability building business consulting company, and the only one that has established a business in China, Synocus has actively worked on promoting intensified business and trade exchange between China and Finl ...

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The Finnish Innovation System

Thursday, May 11, 2006

Governments are increasingly activating themselves as facilitators and nurturers of innovation. Some countries have been considered to have been more successful than others in this respect. One such country is Finland. Synocus and Jo ...

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Hangzhou produces hand-made clothes for Armani

Monday, April 03, 2006

Sun Hong Garments factory in Hangzhou, two-hour drive inland from Shanghai, is evidence that a few Chinese companies can achieve the quality of even the most demanding Italian luxury labels. Ms Sheng Mei, a 36-year-old fashion-school graduat ...

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Sino-Finnish Collaboration in Education

Thursday, March 30, 2006

One of the first Finnish upper secondary schools to actively establish collaboration with Chinese schools was Ressun Lukio. This collaboration has also resulted in a Read More »

Buick recovers as Chinese status symbol

Wednesday, March 29, 2006

When Henry Ford started to produce the first cars, the role of the car was to be a “horseless carriage”. It was seen as a means for transportation. Gradually the American consumers started to attach more attributes to the car, and it became ...

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China upstarts cause Alcatel - Lucent merger talks

Monday, March 27, 2006

In the West many have thought that the main threat from China is due to the country’s vast pool of hard working people doing low tier work at low cost. This has been one of the historical reasons why China is so successful today. Taking the ...

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National People’s Congress Addresses Aging

Saturday, March 25, 2006

The fast-ageing process has placed a burden on traditional Chinese family-supporting pension mechanisms in rural areas. On top of that, as Western ”individualistic” values gain currency, more and more elders find it difficult to live with ch ...

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