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Service: Advisory
Type: Business and industry issue
Date: 10/1/2006

KPMG in China expands into Qingdao

This flyer introduces the investment environment in Qingdao. It also explains how KPMG's Qingdao office can help organisations expand business in Qingdao and throughout Shandong province.

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