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The issue with China is that it is constantly changing… and changing quickly. It is difficult to stabilize a company in China due to the widely varying factors. For example, the legal system in China is far from developed. It is one of the major crippling points of China. They are working on it, […]

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What a way to play with death! I guess some need that kind of thrill.. but anyways, back on topic. Insurance. I have to admit that I almost always gloss over the fine print. Bad habit.. I’m trying to rectify that. When we put our signature on something, we should know what we’re signing.
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Prof. Carr: As far as I know, unlocking your phone is not illegal in the US (maybe you know more about the legality of it), and an many unlocking solutions exist for unlocking the iPhone through software. They do it on the street in HK by chopping your SIM card in half and frankensteining […]

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Very touching. Lawyers who fight for the people (albeit a minority of them). Judges who are mobile and go to the rural villages just to hear a case and uphold the justice system. Although, this was romanticized a bit, it’s encouraging to see China’s legal progress. It is certain that the Chinese feel that […]

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