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September 21, 2005

China and India... and Shakil Khan

After having read his tips on Google's new products and other online stuff on UK Press, I have just started reading Shakil Khan's blog, which charts his progress as a man on the ground on behalf of a number of Western companies looking for joint business opportunities and investments in China". Well worth a read. As is this article on the rise of India and China in BusinessWeek, that he has pointed me to.

Related post: China on the net - Shakil Khan's article in the FT

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how can this be a #1 site when this article is from 2005?

Posted by: global resorts network | April 11, 2008 at 02:33 AM

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