Microsoft loses top executive in China

Quo Vadis, China?: We understand seeing all those new chinese firms on the tube flashing, giggling saying they want to compete with you...
Historians remember that in the 20's & 30's of the last century China wanted to overflow the World with cheap goodies, so the Western World became disgusted with the bad quality of the Chinese stuff. Not now, they first will make it standard quality in each land they will import their stuff. What we must do is to make it harder for them to keep up... But they are inventive and resourcefull, in the end the customer will decide what to buy and what not. A car for 3000 bucks like QQ? Tell us...; Posted by: amj2006 Posted on: 01/15/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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2 out of 3 ain't bad John Zern | 01/12/07

Microsoft playing the fool... No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/12/07

Exactly ibabadur1 | 01/12/07

Of course I do, who doesn't? No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/12/07

Quo vadis, China? jlafitte | 01/15/07

oh please ... codonnell456 | 01/20/07

Darn, Donnie left them Boot_Agnostic | 01/12/07

Quo Vadis, China? amj2006 | 01/15/07

Quo vadis, China? jlafitte | 01/15/07

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