For U.S. Brands, There's No Middle in China's Middle Class

businessweek.com — In China, a trip to Starbucks isn't just about grabbing a tall latte in a cardboard cup. Most American products are priced higher in China than in the U.S., which gives the Seattle company's shops a patina of luxury and self-indulgence that they don't have back home.
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