|
|
|
题名
|
作者
|
年代
|
出处
|
被引量
|
| 1 | The Cost of Doing Business Will Chinese companies be able to cope with the inevitable U.S. class-action litigation that follows?显示文摘U.S.investors seem to have gotten over their fear of Chinese stocks.After years of heavy restrictions spurred by allegations of fraud by short-sellers,auditor resignations and stock delistings,companies like Alibaba are once again finding an eager investment market in the West.But will lessons learned in recent securities litigation lead to different outcomes?A panel of legal experts,moderated by Geoffrey Sant,special counsel at New York’s Dorsey&Whitney LLP,recently | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,21: | 0 |
| 2 | STYLE OVER SUBSTANCE显示文摘Most political pundits agree that President Barack Obama on October 22 won the third and final U.S.presidential debate,but few suggest that the victory was very meaningful. With just days to go before the | Corrie Dosh | 2012 | Beijing Review2012,55,44: | 0 |
| 3 | 北京的骄傲--一位京剧大师为纽约观众带来的纯洁显示文摘纽约人尝到了真正的京剧与短暂而奇妙的张火丁在九月二日以罕见的白娘子传奇表演和珠宝的钱包标记颤的首次演出外访问中国。 | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,39: | 0 |
| 4 | Winning The Wanda Way显示文摘Tycoon Wang Jianlin shares the secrets of his success in his best-selling biography One of Asia’s richest people,Wang Jianlin,who made a fortune with his giant real estate firm,Dalian Wanda,is now on a course to change the world of entertainment and sports. | Corrie Dosh | 2016 | Beijing Review2016,59,25: | 0 |
| 5 | China:Through the Looking Glass显示文摘Generations of cultural appropriation make for fashion eye candy at a Met fashion show Bad though centuries of accumulated stereotypes about China may be,they have produced at least one benefit:great fashion.That seems to be the running theme in China:Through the Looking Glass,on exhibit now at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.Blending film,history and designer gowns,the Costume Institute’s Spring 2015 exhibition is a veritable feast for the senses—exotic | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,22: | 0 |
| 6 | Theatrical Diplomacy显示文摘Peking Opera orPeking Opera master Mei Lanfang’s works still thrill New York audiences,more than 80 years after his U.S.debut ‘If we want to protect real world peace,humanity must mutually understand,mutually tolerate and sympathize,mutually assist and not battle.'Eighty-four years ago,Chinese folk hero and Peking Opera master Mei Lanfang spoke these words to the graduating class of the University of Southern California,calling for peace amid an epic six-month tour of the United States aimed at building cultural understanding.The performances of | Corrie Dosh | 2014 | Beijing Review2014,57,37: | 0 |
| 7 | NFL Delays China Bowl显示文摘The whistle blows, the crowd roars, and 22 armored athletes crash into each other with such force that players have broken bones, been knocked unconscious, paralyzed or even killed during gameplay. This is football, American style, but China is going | CORRIE DOSH | 2007 | Beijing Review2007,50,17: | 0 |
| 8 | A Life in Song显示文摘Famed Chinese opera singer Hao Jiang Tian completes a special 30th anniversary recital From the opening notes of Hao Jiang Tian’s recital commemorating his 30-year career as one of the world’s most celebrated operatic bass voices,including 19 years at the New York Metropolitan Opera,the audience could sense it was one of the singer’s most personal performances.The teenage Chinese factory worker with a'big voice'was transformed into a king of Verdi and Mozart,taking listeners through a repertoire of classic Chinese | Corrie Dosh | 2014 | Beijing Review2014,57,1: | 0 |
| 9 | New Business Partners显示文摘Chinese direct investment in the United States is creating jobs and opportunities to bridge the cultural divide For all the fear-mongering that comes along with discussions over China’s rise in economic and geopolitical power,there has been one topic overlooked:the creation of American jobs.Even the harshest China critic could be stumped when con- | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,24: | 0 |
| 10 | Showcasing the Chinese Dream显示文摘A new window into China opens at the Book Expo America with the launch of English editions of the year’s most popular books China has accomplished an economic and developmental miracle over a few short decades—growth that has taken other nations centuries to achieve—yet many still wonder what the future holds for the 1.3 billion citizens of the world’s most populous country and its political leadership.To that end,a | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,24: | 0 |
| 11 | World View显示文摘An NGO program helps American students learn about global culture through the power of film Packing more than 100 high school students into a theater to watch a subtitled foreign film would be a challenge for most educators,but as the ending scenesfor the emotional drama Not One Less by acclaimed Chinese director Zhang yimou | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,5: | 0 |
| 12 | Catching the Light显示文摘An up-and-coming Chinese fashion designer is in a New York state of mind What type of woman wears Cheng-Huai Chuang designs?Those that are glamorous,feminine and strong—New York sexy.'We all know the TV show Sex and the City.I think that is the kind of woman I would like to design for.Women who are very independent,could be any age and know how to enjoy their lives,even when working hard,'says Cheng,26.Saturated colors,piles of Swarovski crystals,feathers and lace,leather and | Corrie Dosh | 2013 | Beijing Review2013,56,36: | 0 |
| 13 | HEAD OF THE CLASS显示文摘Teacher leads a Chinese language revolution in the UN HeadquartersDr. Yong Ho, supervisor of Chinese language programs for the United Nations, goes above and beyond for his students.As a finalist for a UN 21 Award, given once a year by the United Nations(UN)secretary general to outstanding UN | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,40: | 0 |
| 14 | Bargaining in Beijing显示文摘Onmyfirsttrip to a Beijing market, my intentions were clear. I needed a cheap watch. Nothing fancy, just a wristwatch. And, maybe, I thought to myself, I would look at some shoes I could wear to work. | Corrie Dosh | 2013 | Beijing Review2013,56,12: | 0 |
| 15 | When the Going Gets Tough...显示文摘An American discovers China in a 250-km race across the Gobi Desert Evening was fading into night, and after jogging five days across blistering hot dunes treacherous river cross- ings and mountains, Jim Chow could run no longer. Knees failing, | CORRIE DOSH | 2007 | Beijing Review2007,50,39: | 0 |
| 16 | Living the Dream显示文摘A discussion on Chinese super consumers,unbound from national identity and joining the global middle class If the American Dream pertains to owning a home with a white picket fence,a car in the garage,a flat-screen television,two kids and a dog,then what does the Chinese Dream entail?Is it really so different?Does national identity even matter anymore?Or,do we have a new class of consumers——global citizens that are powered and connected through technology to purchase whatever goods they want,wherever they are. | Corrie Dosh | 2013 | Beijing Review2013,56,49: | 0 |
| 17 | The Chips Are Up显示文摘Chinese takeover of U.S.tech firms could prove beneficial to both countries,but will political concerns complicate things?China’s Tsinghua Unigroup Ltd.announced its plans to make a historic$23 billion offer for Boise,Idaho-based chipmaker Micron Technology Inc.,which—if approved—would be the largest takeover of any foreign firm by a Chinese company.It’s small change,though,compared to the$161bil ion the Chinese Government has budgeted to spend on the chip industry over the | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,32: | 0 |
| 18 | Locking the Backdoor显示文摘After an acrimonious battle over privacy,the U.S.Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI)announced on March 28 that it managed to unlock an iP hone 5C belonging to one of the shooters of a December 2015terrorist attack in San Bernardino,California,without the help of Apple Inc.The tech giant staunchly refused to help the FBI in its request for software that would unlock the phone。 | Corrie Dosh | 2016 | Beijing Review2016,59,15: | 0 |
| 19 | Sign of the Times显示文摘Orders for Apple’s new smartphones are surging despite high prices.What does this mean for China’s middle class? By Corrie DoshWill Chinese consumers pay more than$700 for an iPhone?Apple is betting that many will—enough to lift the company’s sagging sales of smartphones.For the first time,the newest generation of iPhones(5C and 5S)debuted simultaneously in both American and Chinese markets on September 20,featuring a flashy new color(gold)and software tailor-made for the Chinese market.When Apple launched the iPhone 5last year,the company sold 5 million units during the first weekend.This year,Apple is launching two phones in more countries,leading to projections of up to 7 million units over the first weekend.On September23,Apple revealed that it sold 9 | Corrie Dosh | 2013 | Beijing Review2013,56,40: | 0 |
| 20 | Imperfect but Useful显示文摘U.S. President Barack Obama continues a good month with a "historic" deal reached on Iran's nuclear programin mid-July. The incident marked a break- through in diplomatic relations immediately compared to Richard Nixon's establishment of ties to China more than 40 years ago and was labeled a "leap of faith" that has the pos- sibility to alter the course of world peace. | Corrie Dosh | 2015 | Beijing Review2015,58,30: | 0 |