While treasurers around the region fit storm windows to their companies in preparation for the impact of world conflict, those running foreign companies in China seem a lot less pessimistic these days. Probably because they have been fighting their own localized war for the past decade: a battle to make profits in a country where poor infrastructure, bureaucratic roadblocks and a healthy dash of xenophobia make corporate life a daily chore.

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