Suraj Bajracharya

Beating Counterfeits with Innovation

Published on March 25, 2013 Author Suraj Bajracharya

As Xmi (X-mini), a “high-quality mini speaker” is being sold at a much cheaper price by the Chinese, Ryan Lee, owner of the China-based company that produces Xmi, believes that the only way to fight these counterfeits is with rapid, unmatched innovation. Most China-based manufacturing companies now have plants that have split up components among… Continue reading Beating Counterfeits with Innovation →

Current GM in China

Published on March 3, 2013 Author Suraj Bajracharya

As we are going through Dunne’s book, this would be very appropriate. This January, GM saw record sales in China, being the “best month ever in the country”. 310,765 GM cars were sold in a single month, a 16% increase from its previous “record month”. Among these, 154,200 were sold in Shanghai alone (Bomey). Now,… Continue reading Current GM in China →

Hacking A Report on Hacking

Published on February 25, 2013 Author Suraj Bajracharya

Cybersecurity company Mandiant Corp. this week published a report on a series of cyberattacks on U.S. companies back to Shanghai. But these reports have been hacked as

Ready for Super Bowl tonight… China?

Published on February 3, 2013 Author Suraj Bajracharya

Well, I hope everyone’s watching Super Bowl tonight! I’m watching it, just for an excuse to get myself some Buffalo Wings! Besides, Super Bowl ratings may drop this year, according to Adgate. Why? Because growth has maxed out. How should growth be maintained then? By attracting more viewers. Who are the viewers? People! Where are… Continue reading Ready for Super Bowl tonight… China? →

China to be a key market for HTC?

Published on January 20, 2013 Author Suraj Bajracharya

China is surpassing the US to become the world’s largest smartphone market. Apple has planned to make China it’s key market. But HTC has had similar plans too. HTC’s market shares dropped by a significant percentage in North America and Europe after a patent lawsuit with Apple Inc., but China proved to be the least… Continue reading China to be a key market for HTC? →

The Heart of the Dragon: Living

Published on January 15, 2013 Author Suraj Bajracharya

-by Christy and Suraj Maoping can be considered as a very efficient village, even with very less infrastructures present, at least during the time the film was shot. The Household Responsibility System made growing crop very efficient as every family in the village was responsible to grow their own rice and wheat. Thus, every family… Continue reading The Heart of the Dragon: Living →