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Made in China: The People's Republic of Profit Made in China: The People's Republic of Profit
China - More than 1-billion people - More than 400,000 millionaires and a new generation of entrepreneurs. CNBC's inside look at how China is embracing capitalism in the 21st century. Meet the Young Guns who are the backbone of the country's new business class, see how American business is adapting to meet the needs of this ever expanding market…. and get a rare look at how the new rich in China spend their new money…Fore! - Melissa Lee takes you to Beijing and beyond for this CNBC Special Event -- Made in China: The People's Republic of Profit.

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Michael Yu
Young Guns
Meet the Young Guns who are the backbone of the country's new business class. In the 90's  the government started to foster entrepreneurship….and that's led to a birth of a new generation of entrepreneurs who are hoping to change their country, one company at a time.


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Scorpions on a skewer
Taste of China
If you think the Chinese have a taste for all things Western…think again! American companies are back in the kitchen tweaking popular recipes for the eastern market. Just take a look at some of the foods you can find on the streets of Beijing. Skewer of scorpions or seahorse, any one?


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Baidu
Internet Wars in China
China is one of the world's fastest growing Internet markets, where the number of users is expected to surpass the number in the U.S. by 2009. And, in China you don't Google... you Baidu! With 62% of the market share, Baidu has put Google in a position it's simply not used to... second place.


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The American Dream
American Dream
If there's one thing the Chinese middle classes aspire to obtain, it's a piece of the American Dream. It was less than two decades ago that Chinese citizens were permitted to buy their own homes. Now ownership is on the rise and that's a tremendous opportunity for many American companies.


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The New Rich
The New Rich
On the outskirts of Beijing is Pine Valley, one of China's most exclusive golf courses. Membership is limited and costs $250,000 a year. This is one way the growing number of millionaires and billionaires in China are living large.


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Thur. Nov. 27th  12p ET
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