Significados de chinese brands en inglés

The vast majority of their recent posts were for unknown Chinese brands.

Those alliances haven't fulfilled Beijing's goal of developing competitive Chinese brands.

Overseas, Chinese brands lack strong distribution networks and can run into intellectual property issues.

Beijing would like Chinese brands to increase their market share.

That advantage gives Chinese brands an opportunity to find a following, particularly in growing markets.

Though Chinese brands are growing, their sales are expanding no faster than those of foreign models.

But what about all those new Chinese brands?

Nowadays Chinese brands operate a bit more covertly.

Some analysts say that Chinese brands could become rivals outside their native market sooner than most automakers reckon.

This in turn will gradually impact the price of more affordable, mainstream cars - even local Chinese brands.

Indeed, Chinese brands like Xiaomi lead in India's mobile handset market and are pushing into white goods too.

But lower cost devices from Indian and Chinese brands are fast gaining share in the market, according to analysts.

Where are the Chinese brands?

Chinese Android phones are still rare at vendor stalls displaying fake iPhones and low-end handsets from generic Chinese brands.

Chinese brands have yet to find much success abroad, generally selling small volumes in developing markets that are highly price competitive.

Shanghai fashion week, due to take place in March, has been cancelled and Chinese brands will not be showing in Milan.