Inside the storm - Season 4 - General Electric

Inside the storm - Season 4 - General Electric

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“If the industry were a boxing match, we were some barely known upstart taking on Mike Tyson” – Haier CEO Zhang Ruimin tells us how he saved the failing Chinese refrigerator company and successfully took on one of America's most iconic brands, General Electric.

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