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2010-08-20
Survey suggests that both urban and rural Chinese are optimistic about their future while living environment and healthcare remains key areas of concern
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) released a report called “A Better Life? Confidence and Consumption Among Chinese’s Consumers,” a report commissioned by Bayer, which aims to gauge Chinese consumer confidence -- both urban and rural – and identify consumption priorities that are assumed to be highly connected in driving consumer spending. The survey findings revealed that across the sample groups, consumers are overwhelmingly optimistic about their future but remain concerned about their living environment and healthcare. » more
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) released a report called “A Better Life? Confidence and Consumption Among Chinese’s Consumers,” a report commissioned by Bayer, which aims to gauge Chinese consumer confidence -- both urban and rural – and identify consumption priorities that are assumed to be highly connected in driving consumer spending. The survey findings revealed that across the sample groups, consumers are overwhelmingly optimistic about their future but remain concerned about their living environment and healthcare. » more
2010-08-12
14-year-old Chinese girl beats 3.2 million rivals
A dark hand symbolizes the destruction of the environment, stealing and shifting the components that make up the natural biodiversity of the Earth. As more and more elements are removed from their foundations, the world begins to sway ominously and threatens to collapse. But it is not too late: The planet can be saved, for example by using solar energy and wind power or by recycling. This is the message of the painting by 14-year-old Tin Chi Ting Coco from Hong Kong, who has been named the winner of the 19th International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment organized jointly by Bayer AG and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). » more
A dark hand symbolizes the destruction of the environment, stealing and shifting the components that make up the natural biodiversity of the Earth. As more and more elements are removed from their foundations, the world begins to sway ominously and threatens to collapse. But it is not too late: The planet can be saved, for example by using solar energy and wind power or by recycling. This is the message of the painting by 14-year-old Tin Chi Ting Coco from Hong Kong, who has been named the winner of the 19th International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment organized jointly by Bayer AG and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). » more
Bayer Global News
01.09.2010
New fungicidal active ingredient Bixafen registered in the United Kingdom for the first time
Global peak sales potential of about EUR 300 million » more
Global peak sales potential of about EUR 300 million » more
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