Experts say Mandarin Chinese skills are a must for future of business
China — the largest holder of U.S. public debt, which last week criticized Congress for its inability to reach a debt deficit plan — has its own internal problems with debt-ridden companies, said an Oklahoma City resident who runs a consulting company in Beijing.
“China’s large conglomerates are doing well, but what you don’t hear about are its small- to medium-sized enterprises who are in trouble,” said Mi...
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