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Since October 2007, chief executive officer and executive director of Alibaba.com;   From November 2006 to September 2007, president of Alibaba.com and executive vice president of Alibaba Group;   From 2002 to 2006, president of B&Q China, a subsidiary of King

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Chinese Suffering From Mental Disorders
There are 173 million people in China estimated to be suffering from mental disorders, roughly one in every seven people, according to a research report put together by the government-funded Beijing Suicide Research and Prevention Center (BSRPC) in 2010.
 

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Nowadays we are having a very unstable and crazy weather. They are nothing like the ones that we usually had in the past. There are many extreme weather conditions everywhere. In some places, there are intolerably hot days; and in other parts, the cold is unbearable. Those strange weather anomalies happen because of the global warming which is a process where the heat of the sun cannot be reflected back to the sky and thus be trapped inside the earth by the greenhouse gases. This greenhouse gas is the cause of the whole weather problem and this gas is caused when we burn the fossil fuel.

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Jessie WangIdealpeople, Illustrious Pathfinder in Recruiting Business

Jessie Wang had her first taste of the glamour of the recruitment industry when she was tapped from a renowned management consulting firm to work in Idealpeople, a young but resonating name in the recruiting industry. Two years later, she was struck harder by the charm of recruitment when she was planted in Beijing as the Head of Idealpeople APAC. Now, recruiting both for MNC clients and her own team, she experiences the beauty of connecting high-caliber talents and sterling companies on a daily basis.



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Steve Xinyu LiCTG, a Dark Horse in China's Human Resource Outsourcing Market

Like many of China’s crème de la crème in the 1990s, Steve Li firstly got two degrees from China’s G2 universities, then successfully landed a scholarship from one of the Ivy League Schools. After that, a decent job in the IT industry and citizenship of the free world. For most American engineers of Chinese ancestry, what follows normally are more senior titles, bigger houses, family, and beach. But Steve is unusual. Besides solid engineering background, Steve is full of energy, has a deep understanding of both the business world and human nature, sociable and risk-taking. He knew deep inside that he can be something different. His Chinese friends also knew that.
 
The year 2007 came quietly. That year a domestic company China Talent Group was looking globally for a director of business development. CTG needed a talent who shall have international vision, new business development capability, both locally and overseas, and of IT background since they planned to upgrade their IT system in the near future. When Steve’s domestic friends learned the opening, they referred him. Instinctively sensed the value of the position, Steve without any hesitation grabbed the opportunity. Now newly appointed as VP of Business Development at CTG in this January, Steve was more convinced of the rightness of his decision more than two years ago.
 


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Charles GAOWorld-Leading HR Firm Adecco to Gain Its Due in China

When we first met Charles Gao, the Associate Director of Adecco China, we cannot believe he has 15 full years work experience under his belt: his look, vitality and passion all speaks that he should be a twentysomething. But minutes after our talk, his discreet words, professionalism and air of dignity soon manifested his long working life and time-mellowed sophistication. He is just like the company he is working at: Adecco, though its origin can be traced back to 1957, never stopped growth and expansion. Now fully established in China, it keeps on thriving and flourishing. Not long from now, we may witness it secure its championship in China, as it did all over the world.
 


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Nicolas MilonasTalent Search in China

How to attract, recruit and develop talent is a big concern for decision-makers and HR managers in China, especially for foreign ventures. To help our readers with the problem better, lately we had an interview with Nicolas Milonas, executive vice president and co-founder of Acropolis-Associates, a company dedicated to international executive search and recruitment for more than 9 years. As CEO of Acropolis-Associates (China), Nicolas has been living in Shanghai on a full-time basis for the last 6 years. He knows well the China talent market, its status-quo, developments, problems, and challenges.