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Tag Archives: Thanksgiving
Is there a Thanksgiving in China?
On Tuesday this week I attended a conference at the Harvard Club in Manhattan sponsored by the Chinese province of Guangdong. Most of the attendees were Chinese, some living in the United States but many from the mainland. Since this … Continue reading
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Tagged gan en jie, Guangdong, Harvard Club, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving in China
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What the 99% can be thankful for
Thanksgiving is seen as the true start of the annual ‘Holiday season’. Certainly retailers both online and brick and mortar have been pushing the ‘buy now’ button since Halloween. As the Occupy Wall Street movement carries on into month number … Continue reading
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Tagged 1%, 99%, digital music players, flat screen televisions, ipod, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, Thanksgiving
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Thanksgiving is the best holiday
I posted this three years ago and rarely do my sentiments remain exactly the same when it comes to past posts – this one is an exception! Happy Thanksgiving 2013 style! Of all the holidays in the United States … Continue reading
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