China’s ‘big four’ want to connect Australian businesses with Chinese customers
China’s big four e-marketplaces (Alibaba, JD Worldwide, VIP.com and Yihaodian) want to sell more premium Australian products to the growing Chinese middle class.
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Australian winemakers are on an ice-breaking journey into China to quench its rapidly growing thirst
Taking grapes from Western Australia’s Frankland River region, Ferngrove River Wines has exported wine from one of the most secluded wine estates to China’s booming wine market. It is one of many Australian wineries exporting to China looking to quench China’s growing thirst for wine. The brand has enjoyed the assistance of Chinese stakeholders and…
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This student entrepreneur won a $10,000 AMP grant for her Chinese internship start-up
Austern International, a start-up founded by 20-year-old UNSW student entrepreneur Lily Wu that puts Australian students into Chinese internships recently won a $10,000 innovation grant from AMP’s Tomorrow Fund. These grants are offered to people who have a talent or a passion for something that will ultimately benefit Australia, according to AMP, which received over 3,000…
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China Digital Conference brings experts on China’s online market to Melbourne and Sydney. It’s kind of a big deal.
It’s no secret that China has a rapidly growing business marketplace, attracting Australia’s (and the worlds’) attention. More than 10 China online experts, including executives from Alibaba, Tencent and China Telecom, shared their insights into the latest development and trends of China online market. Organised by Australian Business Forum, the conference attracted business owners and…
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