ASEAN - China trade rivalry in international markets. by Sim, Vivian Su Sze., Hirdawathi Mohamed.

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The study of internal marketing in the hotel industry of Singapore. by Chan, Vee Mun., Sia, Puay Suan., Toh, Li Ling.

“…Internal marketing is increasingly recognised as an important activity in developing a customer-focused organisation. …”
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Internet international marketing in the tourism industry : strategies for the survival of travel agents in Singapore by Zeng, Jared Qiyang, Ng, Jacqueline Teng Hong, Sheam, Jolene Qiao Shi

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International marketing strategies for Chinese brands in Southeast Asian Markets : a case study on Li-Ning Group. by Chng, Cai Jie., Chang, Jin Jen., Zhou, Mavis Enyi.

“…It has been widely studied and recognised in journal articles that it is inherently difficult for Chinese brands to break into the international market due to several obstacles and challenges that inhibit Chinese companies from building global brands. …”
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Relationships between international bank lending, securities issues and country risk. by Fong, Lieh Hsiung., Ng, Choon Guan., Tan, Kevin Yong Meng.

“…The aim of this study is to identify the relationship between the level of international bank lending and securities issues in domestic and international markets.…”
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Consumer's perceptions of advertising in emerging markets. by Lim, Hui Ying., Toh, Xin Ying., Yeo, Reyna Yan Yi.

“…This calls for a need for international marketers to focus on ways to communicate with the growth markets of the future.…”
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Issues on privatisation : the telecommunication industry. by Chia, Michelle Hwee Lin., Ng, Khay Hon., Wong, King Chong.

“…The globalisation of businesses, the deregulation of the world’s international markets and the rapid development of technology have led to a greater demand for good telecommunication facilities. …”
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Analysis and future outlook of intra-Asia shipping by Chow, Chun Ho

“…Asia, being the largest and most populous continent, is able to create a huge demand for the international market. And with the world’s attention shifted towards Asia in recent years, the shipping industry began to venture into the viability of having Asia as a market itself. …”
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China syndrome in Singapore : the effect of ACFTA on firms level by Gan, Zhen Siong, Chan, Hiu Yee, Xian, Hao

“…Since joining the WTO in 2001, China has been able to keep its competitive edge in the international market with its low-wage labour market. This has caused tremendous import penetration pressure on its rivals, especially the United States, claimed that China’s import penetration resulted in the increase of local unemployment and lower productivity of local firms, even naming this phenomenon as “China Syndrome”. …”
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Project finance approach in public private participation projects by Raymond Sebastian

“…The second proposed research is the entry mode strategy of construction companies looking to position itself in the international markets. In addition, the case study of Singapore in developing industrial parks overseas is discussed extensively. …”
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A study on barriers of innovation in warehouses and distribution centers in Singapore by Pu, Shuyi.

“…However, due to the rapid changes of international markets, the fierce competition in the global world and the demanding call for non-stop supply chain, warehousing industry is facing tremendous critics of being redundant and non-value-added and has been pushed to the edge of survival. …”
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