A young American studying in China in the early 1980s dies of Japanese encephalitis. A fascinating, although of course not a happy, story of life in China in the 1980s
- Marc van der Chijs
A young American studying in China in the early 1980s dies of Japanese encephalitis. A fascinating, although of course not a happy, story of life in China in the 1980s
- Marc van der Chijs
The latest Dutch radio news (from the top of the current hour, in Dutch), just reload the page and the latest news will start playing
- Marc van der Chijs
The latest Dutch radio news (from the top of the current hour, in Dutch), just reload the page and the latest news will start playing
- Marc van der Chijs
How stupid can you be as a foreign businessman in China? Handing total control of your private and business life to a married couple and then being surprised that they take advantage of it. Note that he was running a listed company, so it's not just his own money. Anyway, they managed to solve it and at least the lady is behind bars.
- Marc van der Chijs
How stupid can you be as a foreign businessman in China? Handing total control of your private and business life to a married couple and then being surprised that they take advantage of it. Note that he was running a listed company, so it's not just his own money. Anyway, they managed to solve it and at least the lady is behind bars.
- Marc van der Chijs
Great article about what to look for in a co-founder. Some things are obvious of course, but others give food for thought. If you plan to do a start-up and are looking for someone to do it with, read this first.
- Marc van der Chijs
Good article on Venturebeat about some of the nastier terms in VC term sheets. Must read info for all entrepreneurs that are looking for funding.
- Marc van der Chijs
Business week article from Dec. 2000 questioning whether Google will every become profitable if it does not allow banners on its search results. Competitor Altavista does not believe Google can ever make USD 80 million revenue a year. Hilarious if you look back. Nobody remembers Altavista anymore and USD 80 million is almost what Google makes per day.
- Marc van der Chijs