Challenges faced by Chinese firms and Singapore's unique role
In the first of a six-part BT-Lianhe Zaobao series on China capital flows to Asean, we learn more about the challenges faced by Chinese companies in their forays to this part of the world
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IT IS not all hunky dory for Chinese enterprises coming to this region, as they face challenges such as cultural differences and language issues.
The hiring of Chinese workers by Chinese firms can be highly contentious in some countries, due to misperceptions that they are taking over local jobs, according to Tham Siew Yean, visiting senior fellow at ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Research Institute in Singapore.
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