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To: gfs_1999 who wrote (75644)	4/22/2001 10:47:06 PM
From: ajtj99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

O/T gfs We contract manufacture in China, so I'm not as wired into the export side of China. I just know what I see, hear, and read when I'm here and there. Nearly every large global US company will have a presence in China one way or another. Whether they will be profitable in the next 5-years is another matter entirely. Most are building for the future. The GM Buick plant in Shanghai, for example, is a joke. GM is a perfect example on how to destroy a company (with apologies to Daimler/Chrysler, GM has been been successfully ruining their business for nearly 3-decades). If there is a single tech company that seems to have a stock price that fluctuates on their China business is Qualcom. I haven't been following them recently, so I'm not a good authority on them. I've never seen a Qualcom phone in China (mostly Ericson's and Nokia's) but there seems to be lots of speculation on their prospects there. Good luck!