We are adding book reviews as a new feature, check back in February for the first reviews.
If anyone has recommendations for publications to review on Private Equity or Venture Capital in China we'd be pleased to receive them.
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January 2006
Reading Now
Tim Clissold: Mr. China
I will have to dig up a commentary I read on this book which went along the lines of 'if you think that this text is required reading for investing in China, you probably shouldnt be managing other peoples' money'. Nevertheless its a reasonable read. China investing is a much different proposition today.Warren Buffett: The Essays of Warren Buffett : Lessons for Corporate America
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Ummm....really not sure.
Something about the business culture in China? Maybe the little things, like local etiquete.
Some stories of Westerners finding success there etc...
btw: top idea! book reviews are always nice.
Posted by: Daniel Nerezov | January 28, 2006 at 05:56 AM