Sunday, September 28, 2008
Coca Cola's bid to buy Chinese fruit juice maker causing a stir
Should government be allowed to say who companies are allowed to sell their business to?
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2 comments:
Considering they are communist, their government can do anything they choose.
Because Huiyuan juice group is a homegrown business in China, the government should be allowed to do that.
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