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The ‘world’s toughest gym’: how global companies fight to survive in China
Foreign executives now come to China to study future competitors, reflecting a shift in China's role in the global economy. Joe Ngai of McKinsey & Company notes this change highlights how China has evolved from a market multinationals sought to capitalize on to a competitive battleground.
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