Countdown to change: Hong Kong is bracing for a radical shift in regime

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Some residents of Hong Kong believe that the Chinese government will allow them to continue their successful economic ventures after the British colony reverts to China's control in 1997. People who distrust the intentions of both the British and Chinese describe their feelings.

Interview, Hong Kong, Higginbotham, John

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The Chinese: will they be capitalists?

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Overseas investors, including Hong Kong businesspeople, are being drawn by China's fast-growing economy. Efforts to build the economy overshadow the lack of natural resources and environmental problems that will likely result from rapid economic expansion.

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The cost of business: corruption thrives in Chinese deal-making

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Corruption is almost a fact of life for businesspeople who desire to become successful in China. The government says it is doing what it can to stop the corruption, but businesspeople fear that it will undermine efforts to improve the country's economy.

Ethical aspects, Corporations, Corporate corruption

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