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The Critical Role of Business Groups in China

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When moving into China, large and small multinational firms will encounter networks of Chinese companies business groups called qiyejituan. These qiyejituan have influenced the competitive landscape in China, both competing against, and allying with, multinational firms. Numerous qiyejituan are enormous, in fact, large enough for several of them to be ranked near the top of Fortune's list of the top 500 global enterprises.

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