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]]> By: China Law Blog http://www.chinavortex.com/2007/11/whats-global-and-whats-local/comment-page-1/#comment-403 China Law Blog Tue, 04 Dec 2007 08:28:33 +0000 http://www.chinavortex.com/2007/11/whats-global-and-whats-local/#comment-403 Most of the service businesses we see going into China are going in with the specific purpose (indeed, oftentimes at the specific direction) of serving multinationals in China whom they are already serving elsewhere. The thinking is that any local business will take big time and will just be a bonus. Just in the last couple months (and not sure if this is a trend or not), we have had an uptick in companies coming to us because they have been told by US based multinationals that if they do not go into China, they are at serious risk of losing the multinational's business in the United States. Most of the service businesses we see going into China are going in with the specific purpose (indeed, oftentimes at the specific direction) of serving multinationals in China whom they are already serving elsewhere. The thinking is that any local business will take big time and will just be a bonus. Just in the last couple months (and not sure if this is a trend or not), we have had an uptick in companies coming to us because they have been told by US based multinationals that if they do not go into China, they are at serious risk of losing the multinational’s business in the United States.

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