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Article: Ashland, Ore.-based firm connects Chinese manufacturers with eager buyers.
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- Mail Tribune (Medford, OR)
- Article date:
- April 14, 2005
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Byline: Greg Stiles
Apr. 14--ASHLAND -- While Congress debated U.S. intelligence operations, American troops lobbed tough questions at Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and shoppers braced for the Christmas rush, a major change quietly took hold in mainland China.
On Dec. 8, the communist regime implemented changes that allowed foreigners to own companies in China -- without domestic affiliation or a Chinese agent.
The timing couldn't have been better for an Ashland-based company called 360 Interchange Inc. Formed last year, it acts as a broker and representative, hooking up a variety of large-scale manufacturers in China with buyers around the ...
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