GCSx Debuts in UK to Guide Chinese Brands on Global Expansion Amid AI and Geopolitical Challenges
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Dou Shicong
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Global Connect Show X (GCSx) held its debut event in the UK at the London Business School, bringing together around 100 business leaders, tech founders, investors, policy experts, and media. The event focused on helping Chinese brands expand overseas amid the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence and geopolitical uncertainties. It was organized in partnership with the UK National Committee on China.
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The event, held at London Business School in partnership with the UK National Committee on China on June 10, brought together around 100 business leaders, tech founders, investors, policy experts, and media
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