PODCAST: China’s Homegrown Jet Advances, and a Growing Market for Adult Diapers

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By Doug Young & Rene Vanguestaine

Commercial plane maker Comac has delivered its first C919 jets to China Southern and Air China. When will foreign airlines start to consider buying these challengers to Boeing and Airbus? And sanitary products maker Hengan sees a big future in adult disposable diapers as China’s population ages. But will consumers really consider such a product?

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