Month: November 2009

Though China's pool of scientific talent has expanded in recent years, the country must now focus on raising the pool's ...

To ensure the long-term success of their business in China, companies must learn how to identify and develop high-potential individuals ...

After spending the past eight years in the Washington, DC, office of the US-China Business Council (USCBC), I recently relocated ...

Recent declines in foreign direct investment into China have prompted the PRC Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) and other PRC agencies ...

US-China Business Council (USCBC) President John Frisbie visited China during the week of September 21 and met with senior PRC ...

Companies responding to USCBC's 2009 membership survey remain optimistic about China despite the economic recession's sting.by US-China Business Council staffEach ...

Foreign companies should compare local policy incentives to choose the best site for their regional headquarters in China.by James Yong ...

Companies should understand consolidation trends in China to better handle changes within their industries and take advantage of investment opportunities.by ...

China's outsourcing providers are improving their quality, setting the stage for the country to become a top world player.by Ning ...

Companies should revamp their supply chains in China to reduce operating costs and increase efficiency.by Steven H. GansterCompanies sourcing from ...