Sentence examples for executive of china from inspiring English sources
An executive of China Airways denied initial reports that the 747 had hit one of its planes on the ground.
Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, recently visited Beijing and met again with the chief executive of China Mobile, but no deal was announced.
Li Xiaolin, his daughter, is the chairwoman and chief executive of China Power International, the flagship of one of the big five power generating companies in China.
That's what the chief executive of China MediaExpress Holdings claimed after research firms, including Muddy Waters - an upstart research outfit that also makes bets against stocks - published a report online in February that questioned the accounting of the company.
"As far as I know, we're the first Western company to take down a site to do a greenfield project," said Mark Spitalnik, the chief executive of China Senior Care, referring to construction on a previously undeveloped location.
See articleChen Jiulin, the former chief executive of China Aviation Oil, was sentenced by a court in Singapore to four years in jail for his part in a $550m derivatives scandal in 2004.
"People now go online to find solidarity with other citizens who see problems in Chinese society such as corruption, abuse of power, and environmental degradation in their day-to-day lives," writes Sophie Beach, the executive editor of China Digital Times, a website that maintains a list of the government's 2,000 banned or temporarily banned search terms.
"This is a platform," Zili Shao, chairman and chief executive of JPMorgan China, said in a telephone interview Friday.
Zhang Xin is the chief executive of Soho China Ltd., which has built many office buildings in Beijing and Shanghai.
Jack Gao, a vice president at News Corporation and the chief executive of Star China, will become chief executive of the joint venture company.
Tom Doctoroff, the chief executive of greater China operations for the JWT advertising agency, said basketball was particularly suited to the current tastes of young Chinese for activities showcasing agility, ingenuity and individualism.
