Re:China unveils draft law to allow fully foreign-owned ente...
by mistermann on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @01:41PM
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I don't particularly care one way or the other, I was simply asking for evidence of your assertion that it does happen lately. Playing devil's advocate I think it's sometimes called.
>>>>> Would a corporation sink billions into there knowing full well they can come up with arbitrary laws to get their way?
>>>> Yes they already do that. Even Taiwanese companies like foxconn and HTC.
>>> The China of today seems less safe than the China of ten years ago though. Are foreign companies making big investments lately?
>> Yes, Apple had done as well as an investment into Didi. You'll notice a lot of western brands in China from Mars (M&M), Nestle, General Motors, etc.
> The Apple investment was almost three years ago, were the others more recent?
>>>>> Would a corporation sink billions into there knowing full well they can come up with arbitrary laws to get their way?
>>>> Yes they already do that. Even Taiwanese companies like foxconn and HTC.
>>> The China of today seems less safe than the China of ten years ago though. Are foreign companies making big investments lately?
>> Yes, Apple had done as well as an investment into Didi. You'll notice a lot of western brands in China from Mars (M&M), Nestle, General Motors, etc.
> The Apple investment was almost three years ago, were the others more recent?