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From the Bay Area to Beijing
gsb.stanford.edu/news/bmag/sbsm1205/beijing.html
A challenge in investing in China is that the "underlying Chinese culture is very unforgiving to people who fail." http://t.co/9LKcEWM8
From the Bay Area to Beijing
gsb.stanford.edu/news/bmag/sbsm1205/beijing.html
On competition in China: "The velocity of change, innovation, & localization is a lot faster than in the US." http://t.co/9LKcEWM8
From the Bay Area to Beijing
gsb.stanford.edu/news/bmag/sbsm1205/beijing.html
Factors like the government, cultural & language issues, pace of change & competition make investing in China difficult http://t.co/9LKcEWM8
From the Bay Area to Beijing
gsb.stanford.edu/news/bmag/sbsm1205/beijing.html
"Investing in China isn't for the faint of heart." http://t.co/9LKcEWM8
From the Bay Area to Beijing
gsb.stanford.edu/news/bmag/sbsm1205/beijing.html
Bicultural & bilingual professionals can serve as a bridge for Chinese entrepreneurs to ideas, tech, money & people http://t.co/9LKcEWM8
From the Bay Area to Beijing
gsb.stanford.edu/news/bmag/sbsm1205/beijing.html
Chinese entrepreneurs are building homegrown companies while localizing ideas & business models from the West http://t.co/9LKcEWM8
@geoffbamber @tmcgruff Large-scale production while keeping organic integrity are big issues, according to @earthboundfarm CEO Mr. Sweat
I don’t think organic food can be produced at a worldwide scale. We’re limited by geography & climate on growing organic produce. -Mr. Sweat
"We want to lead the roadmap for consumer health & wellness." CEO Charlie Sweat on the vision of @earthboundfarm
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