As the country grows economically, the need for well-qualified, workers becomes ever more pressing. With the current economic state and rising Chinese market HQ Global Education Inc. (OTC BB: HQGE) continues to expand. HQ is in place to support China’s growing demand for a skilled labor force by placing members from the impoverished Chinese rural population in “Customized Education” services.
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August 31st, 2010
HQ Global Education Inc. has Potential to lead China’s Vocational Education Market
Posted in Education, Emerging Markets 
Tags: china's vocational education market, HQGE, small cap, Stocks
Tags: china's vocational education market, HQGE, small cap, StocksAugust 27th, 2010
Promising New Energy Markets in China
Posted in Alternative Energy, CWS, China, Emerging Markets, Energy, WEMU Tags: China, cws, half year results, new energy, oil and gas, small cap, Solar Energy, Solar Panels, Stock, WEMU, wind energy, wind power
Tags: China, cws, half year results, new energy, oil and gas, small cap, Solar Energy, Solar Panels, Stock, WEMU, wind energy, wind powerAccording to new data from the International Energy Agency, China consumed 2.25 billion tons of energy equivalents last year – nearly 4% more than the United States. With a population of 1.3 billion and rapid industrialization, it should come as no surprise that China plays an important role in the global energy market. While being labeled as the world’s largest energy consumer may not bring China the kind of attention it is looking for, instead of passively accepting the title, the country is using this opportunity to uncover emerging energy markets.
August 23rd, 2010
China New Media Expanding at an Opportune Moment
China’s advertising market has been growing faster than the country’s GDP, the country’s Xinhua news agency reported. As Chinese consumers are increasingly reluctant to buy goods unless they have been advertised, the market is expanding at a high rate. Advertising is now a major business, with ads covering the whole country on buses, radio, TV, and the sides of buildings.China New Media Corp. (OTCBB: CMDI) is the dominant advertising company in Dalian, the commercial center of Northeastern China.
