Transferring Technology to Transform China—Is It Worth It?
Business opportunities and PRC government programs encourage foreign companies to transfer technology to China, but doing so may pose significant ...
Month: March 2010
Flying on the Panda Express
Washington, DC, experienced a big event in February, even before the record-breaking snow storms hit—the departure of the city's beloved ...
New Data Draw a Clearer Picture
New analyses of Chinese census data give businesses more information when choosing locations for their China operations.by Susan Haynie and ...
Is the Business Community Souring on China?
by John FrisbieWe have been hearing a lot lately in Washington about how the business community is "souring on China." ...
PRC Ambassador, US Secretary of Commerce Speak at USCBC’s Forecast 2010
USCBC held its Forecast 2010 reception and conference in Washington, DC, in late January. Attended by leading US government officials, ...
China Issues New Rules Governing Representative Offices
The PRC government recently announced new rules and policy changes that affect the registration and operation of foreign representative (rep) ...
Dow Chemical: Environmental Practices in China
The Dow Chemical Co. first entered China in the 1930s. To date, it has invested $900 million in Greater China, ...
China’s New Tort Law: Dawn of the Product Liability Era
China's new Tort Law expands company liabilities and adds punitive damages for unsafe and defective products.by Peter Neumann and Calvin ...
The Art of Importing Chinese Objects
Recent legal measures make it more difficult to import Chinese cultural relics into the United States.by Nancy M. MurphyMany US ...
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