In yesterday’s The San Jose Mercury News front page, the paper covers “Americans in China: [Silicon] Valley expatriates take risk on fast growing economy.” The article goes on to describe the trials and tribulations of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs AND their families moving to China. As one venture capitalist described China: “It reminds me of a certain time in Silicon Valley, when the Internet hit.”
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1 Comment to “Americans in China: [Silicon] Valley expatriates take risk on fast-growing economy”
jozjozjoz wrote:
The question is if, like the bubble of the dot-coms, anything will burst in China…
Posted on 07-Aug-07 at 5:41 pm | Permalink
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