advertisement
advertisement
advertisement
|
|
January-February: The Environment
Who's Cleaning Up This Mess?Environmental activism is on the rise in China, and foreign companies must do more than just comply with the rules. A Market Solution (Subscribers Only)Trading pollution allowances have reduced emissions in some countries, but China needs to build better market infrastructure before it can create an effective program. China Data: Environmental Report Card [pdf] (Subscribers Only)Indicators of where PRC policies are succeeding and where they are falling short FeaturesSOURCINGCareful Contracts Reduce Risk (Subscribers Only)A supplier contract should comprehensively address product quality and ensure legal recourse for the foreign buyer. OLYMPICSMore at Stake than Gold MedalsCompanies should consider the risks next summer's games may present—and prepare for contingencies. LEGAL ISSUESAnticipating Chinese Antitrust Policy (Subscribers Only)Although China's new Antimonopoly Law is a step toward international practice, questions of interpretation, implementation, and enforcement remain. NATIONAL SECURITYForeign Investment and National Security (Subscribers Only)Regulatory changes in both the United States and China could invite more scrutiny of investments. LEGAL SERVICESHow to Choose a China Lawyer (Subscribers Only)Companies should weigh several factors before choosing a law firm in China. DepartmentsShort TakesSnapshots of recent China news headlines China Conference CalendarUpcoming China business events USCBC BulletinA recap of past events and listing of upcoming events Letter from Shanghai:
|
Hot TopicsREACHING THE INTERIORThe Sales and Distribution RevolutionChina's Investment Climate City by CityThe Challenge for BrandsChina Data: Income and ConsumptionEntertainmentReeling in China's Movie FansMixed SignalsChina's Film and TV Viewing TrendsInterview: The NBA in ChinaOnline Video Game WarsHuman ResourcesChina's HR EvolutionFeeling the Pressure?The Human Face of M&A DealsCultural Dimensions of HRChina Data: The Labor MarketLetter from WashingtonAdvice for the Next AdministrationComplex issues and election-year rhetoric have a way of tripping up the later realities of good governing. |
|