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Can American Retailers Survive in China with Tensions Rising?
As younger Chinese consumers turn increasingly nationalistic, the American business community fears that this newfound patriotism could be weaponized. Read More
Scalable Innovation In China: Automakers’ Next Step?
For the international auto industry, China is becoming more than just a manufacturing center with the creation of new innovation centers. Read More
Cadillac Takes Bold Steps To Appeal To Chinese Drivers, But Will They Respond?
Already in the midst of an aggressive digital marketing push in China, American premium automaker Cadillac is going all-out to convert more of China's notoriously German-car-obsessed drivers. Read More-
Cadillac Pins China Hopes On New XTS Luxury Sedan
Looking to improve its prospects in the contentious upmarket segment in China, this week American automaker Cadillac rolled out its new XTS luxury sedan at an event in Guangzhou. Read More 
Chery Hires Porsche Designer In Latest Upmarket Bid
In its latest bid to burnish an image more associated with its low-end QQ subcompact than luxury, state-owned Chinese automaker Chery has hired designer Hakan Saracoglu from Porsche AG to lead its Shanghai design center. Read More
Auto News Roundup: OnStar Service Hits 200,000, BYD Making A Splash In The US, Buick’s Safety Recall, Subaru Italy’s Mao Ad
A roundup of news from the China automobile market, which includes OnStar's reaching 200,000 subscribers, BYD's plug-in hybrid making headlines in the US, Buick's safety recall of 230,000 vehicles, and Subaru's culturally insensitive Mao advertisement. Read More-
Auto News Roundup: GM’s New China Brand, Luxury Sales Surge, China’s Most Expensive Car, Zhengtong IPO
A roundup of recent stories from the Chinese automotive market, where sales continue to sizzle even as worsening traffic sends some city dwellers back to their bicycles. Read More -
Opel Expanding Into China’s Premium Auto Market
This week the German automaker Opel, a unit of GM, was given the nod by its parent company to begin more aggressively expanding into new markets like China and Australia. Read More
