At an off-the-record roundtable discussion prior to dinner, I enjoyed chatting on the side with Everett Chu, CFO and executive director of Want Want China, the snack and beverage entity that is on our list.
"Both candidates, they made it clear that they want to treat China as a partner and that they want China to play by the rules, " Wang said.
Perhaps even more to the point, China's M2 measure of money supply was up 19.5% this November compared to last (Want China Times, quoting China's Southern Weekly, has an excellent, concise article on this subject here, and really nails the issue on its head).
"Any foreign company in pharmaceuticals, if they want to come to China, if they want a partner, we will be partners, " he says.
It also risks increasing U.S. ownership of the problem at a time when we want China to do more.
"The view of many Chinese, including the media, is that they want China to be tougher, especially in the face of provocation, " she said.
We want China to continue to achieve its development goals.
WHITEHOUSE: President Obama and President Yudhoyono Press Availability | The White House
We want China to succeed and prosper.
WHITEHOUSE: President Obama and President Yudhoyono Press Availability | The White House
But I actually think in terms of a strategic outlook, it remains the same -- which is both of our nations deeply engaged with China as it rises and we want to see China rise into the global rules-based order.
Want Want competes in China with the likes of Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Unilever and Wahaha.
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U.S. companies want access to China's burgeoning market for renewable energy, and clean and efficient technologies.
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Secondly, it should be obvious that we in the United States want to support China's economic growth.
BBC: News | Monitoring | President Clinton on Shanghai radio phone-in
China knows how to work with the Chinese government, which is extremely important for companies that want to succeed in China.
If you want to invest in China, Sino-Forest appears (or appeared) to be among your best bets.
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For companies that want to sell to China, now the timing is right and momentum is strong.
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Indian exporters want better access to China's population - more than 1 billion consumers - for their goods.
But if they want to operate in China, they may have no choice.
Not only would China want to be sure it had other sources of supply if Iranian oil dries up.
If you want to know whether China really has "turned the corner" on inflation, those are the tea leaves worth reading.
The American Chamber of Commerce said that there is a growing number of companies that want to compete in China for the domestic market.
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If you still want to go to China after reading this book, you are ready to move on to the next book on the list.
What the Central Bank presidents of Brazil, Russia, India and China want to know is if another round of monetary stimulus is in the cards?
For example, a recluse billionaire in China might want to buy it and hide it.
China will want to pay for its fuel by exporting manufactured goods to Central Asia.
It is offering a way to reach a whole new spectrum of consumers in China who want their products.
And no doubt about it, China investors want that show to go on.
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