New Talent Outlook
A recent survey of mid- to senior-level managers in China shows they have rising ambitions—and a desire to balance work ...
Month: April 2011
Music: The Universal Language
By Alan Michels Music is a burgeoning industry in China, with foreign music organizations paying increasing attention to the world's ...
Creating American Jobs from China Trade
by Jack MarkellFor years, the story most Americans have heard about jobs and Asia has been about losing our jobs ...
General Motors Races Ahead in the China Market
By studying local consumers, developing vehicles to suit local needs, and benefiting from the country's economic stimulus incentives, GM has ...
Jiangxi’s Key Port City
Though Jiujiang has a strong transportation network and industrial base, foreign investment has just started to take off in the ...
Incremental Progress
by Robert Poole The first quarter of 2011 brought important developments that will affect the course of business in China ...
Foreign M&A in China Face Security Review
by Christine Kahler The PRC Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) in February released widely anticipated regulations to institute security reviews for ...
Strategies for Participating in China’s Standards Regime
Though China's evolving standards system differs from its Western counterparts, US companies can take steps to participate. by Ryan Ong ...
Can an Aging China Be a Rising China?
As China's demographics shift in the coming years, the country must prepare for slower growth and greater risks of instability. ...
A New Labor Era: Higher Costs and Greater Pressures
Recent labor unrest may bring more challenges ahead for foreign companies operating or investing in China. by Luming Chen and ...
China Business Review is the official magazine of the US-China Business Council, a nonprofit and nonpartisan trade association that represents more than 200 American companies doing business in China.