Surviving in China post-Beijing Olympics


WHILE analysts, both local and foreign, are generally optimistic that China's economic growth would remain buoyant post-Beijing Olympics, many believe the market there will be very competitive and that Malaysian companies should tread carefully. 

MIMB Investment Bank head of equity research Pong Teng Siew said although the economic outlook for China after the Beijing Olympics would remain rosy, it would be presumptuous to think that business ventures in the republic would be a sure winner. 

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