Going outbound: What private companies can learn from SOEs

Soaring outbound investment is generating excitement and debate across domestic as well as international economic and political spheres. Privately-owned companies have started contributing to this trend, but what can they learn from experienced state-owned enterprises?

12 minute readMay 10, 2013 at 05:15 AM
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Since the Going Out strategy was announced in 2000, China's outbound investment activities have increased and so too have growth rates over the years. The trend has become even more noticeable in a dismal global economic climate.

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