Business China

BCYC Youths Learnt about Shandong and Beijing Business Culture Through Immersion

From 15 to 23 December 2018, 18 Business China Youth Chapter (BCYC) members embarked on a 9-day China Learning Journey to Qingdao, Jinan and Beijing. Supported by Business China, the annual BCYC China Learning Journey is in its eighth run and aims to provide a useful platform for bicultural and bilingual Singapore youths to keep themselves abreast with the developments of contemporary China.
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BC Internship Programme to be implemented this year

On the first day of the Lunar New Year , Business China co-hosted the gathering with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry. During his opening remarks, Business China Chairman Mr Lee Yi Shyan said that the Business China Internship Programme is expected to be implemented this year.
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Launch of Business China-Jiangsu Federation of Young Entrepreneurs Singapore-Jiangsu Innovation Centre

On 15 December, Business China CEO Ms Tin Pei Ling launched the “Business China-Jiangsu Federation of Young Entrepreneurs Singapore-Jiangsu Innovation Centre” at the 2018 Yangtze Entrepreneurs Summit hosted by the Jiangsu Federation of Young Entrepreneurs (JSFYE) in Wuxi, China. This is the first joint event between Business China and JSFYE since the two organisations signed a Memorandum of Understanding fostering closer partnership on 20 November .
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Business China to foster comprehensive ties with Jiangsu Youth Federation of Entrepreneurs

Business China and Jiangsu Federation of Young Entrepreneurs (JSFYE) are entering into a new partnership with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the Singapore-Jiangsu Cooperation Council (SJCC) on 20 Nov 2018.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang: Frequent meetings between Singapore, China leaders to deepen ties among younger leaders

To build trust and friendship between Singapore and China, Singapore and Chinese leaders, especially among the younger generation, should meet frequently, said Chinese Premier Li Keqiang at the 44^th Singapore Lecture co-hosted by Business China and ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute. Mr. Li also encouraged more heart-to-heart communication across people from all sectors in both countries.
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Singapore and Switzerland's companies can co-create opportunities under BRI

Chairman of Business China, Mr Lee Yi Shyan suggested that Singapore and Switzerland could consider cooperating in three key areas under the BRI: Lend common strengths in innovation and research to regional partners; let Singapore serve as pathfinder for Swiss companies looking to expand into China and Southeast Asia; and bolster cultural and people-to-people ties with China through joint exchange programmes.
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Zhang Yong: Functional Spin-offs crucial to development of Haidilao

At the Business China Network Group Dialogue on 7 November, Mr. Zhang Yong, Founder and Chairman of Haidilao, shared how he transformed the company structure, for instance, by spinning off a business unit to a listed company (Yihai International). Mr Zhang also elaborated his unique management philosophy and the adoption of cutting-edge technology in a traditional F&B sector.
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China to continue opening up policy, deepen ties with Singapore

To commemorate the 40^th anniversary of China's Reform and Opening, as well as the 40^th anniversary of Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping's inaugural official visit to Singapore, “China’s Reform and Opening – Up Since 1978: A Singapore Perspective” seminar series was inaugurated on 24 October 2018, at the China Cultural Centre in Singapore. Senior Parliamentary Secretary Ms Low Yen Ling, who was formerly CEO of Business China, said that Singapore and China's Leaders have fostered exchanges and cooperation across various platforms, which bore testimony to the close relations between the two countries over the years.
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Live-streaming Hosts Can Earn Up to Millions of Dollars A Day: Momo Founder on China's New Economy

Founder of social networking mobile application Momo (陌陌), Mr Tang Yan surprised attendees of the Business China Dialogue held on 5 October, when he shared that the highest reward earned in one day by a Live-streaming host was RMB 9 million (S$1.6 million). Mr Tang Yan also expressed his views on the rapid growth of China’s economy over the last 30 years.

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