For 10 years, the Red Herring’s editorial team has diligently surveyed entrepreneurship around the globe. Technology industry executives, investors, and observers have regarded the Red Herring 100 lists as an invaluable instrument to discover and advocate the promising startups that will lead the next wave of disruption and innovation.
Red Herring released 200 Finalists for the “Red Herring 100 Asia ” Awards 2008 at October 16, 2008.
200 finalists are from 13 countries and regions. Read more…
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BPOVIA, the leading Virtual Assistant and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) service provider in China, was named as Finalists for the “Red Herring 100 Asia” Awards 2008. BPOVIA is the first virtual assistant service provider to ever be nominated for this prestigious award.
Nanjing, China October 28th 2008 — BPOVIA, the leading Virtual Assistant and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) service provider in China, has been selected in the list of 200 companies that are Read more…
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As the leading virtual assistant provider based in China, we got a lot inquiries about the comparison of our virtual assistant service with our competitor from India: GetFriday. BPOVIA virtual assistant team did online research of BPOVIA and GetFriday. With all due respect to our competitor, BPOVIA gains a comprehensive competitive edge against GetFriday.
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China has planed to tackle the global financial crisis through 4-trillion-yuan economic stimulus package. Here are other countries’ methods to deal with the crisis:
United States: The global crisis was brought about by the housing market collapse of this country which has earmarked $700 billion for bank funding. It is expected that Barack Obama would spend hundreds of billions of dollars more in a fiscal stimulus package once he assumes office next year.
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Last month, global stock markets suffered a 20 percent loss, which was a record monthly fall that domestic entrepreneurs are becoming more cautious in taking their companies public both at home and overseas. Many hopes of Chinese IT companies of hitting the initial public offering (IPO) jackpot have shrunk because of sharp falls in global stock markets in the past few months.
Not only has the IPO dreams gone, but the hundreds of millions of new Read more…
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At least 60 airport projects have begun to get a total of 450 billion yuan ($65.88 billion) several days ago. According to a CAAC press release, at least 40 of the projects will start next year and cost 200 billion yuan.
The money will be used to expand existing airports in Shanghai Pudong, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Nanjing and build new ones in many inland cities, including Yan’an city in Shaanxi province and Daocheng in Sichuan province.
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Although there is possible increased pressure on China to appreciate its currency faster ahead of Saturday’s G20 summit in Washington, analysts said, the renminbi strengthens and China’s domestic economic outlook worsens.”
They stressed that the economic priorities of China decide that it cannot accept Western demands to speed up renminbi appreciation, as such a move have already been beaten by the global financial crisis. Read more…
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Chinese economists and financial experts from China expect the G20 summit in Washington on November 15 will focus on currency realignment, international liquidity and fiscal stimulus issues.
Maintaining stable growth is considered by the government and many economists as key to get over the financial turbulence and keeping recession from getting worse.
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