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September-October: Supply Chain
China Supply Chain DevelopmentAdopting new technologies for monitoring demand and sharing information can help companies improve their supply chain efficiency and reduce bottlenecks. Mitigating Supply Chain Risks (Subscribers Only)Companies can take a few simple steps to minimize damage from flooding, windstorms, and earthquakes. Managing Brands through Supply Chain Visibility (Subscribers Only)To ensure product safety, brand owners must be able to trace their components throughout the supply chain. China Data [pdf] (Subscribers Only)Freight Transport on the Rise Special Report: US Exports to ChinaUS Exports to China Hit New HighNow the United States' third-largest export market, China is a top destination for goods ranging from high-tech products to waste and scrap. The CBR profiles four companies that have benefited from the export boom: Applied Materials, Inc.; The Dow Chemical Co.; GE Transportation; and Quality Float Works, Inc. FeaturesENVIRONMENTGreen Investment: Opportunity Knocks (Subscribers Only)Companies can earn carbon credits through Clean Development Mechanism projects that help cut emissions in China. GOVERNMENT AFFAIRSManaging Government AffairsGovernment affairs professionals in China take on a wide variety of tasks that help streamline business processes, making them increasingly important in China operations. DepartmentsOpportunitiesNews of China-related educational, cultural, and charitable projects Short TakesSnapshots of recent China headlines China Conference CalendarUpcoming China business events USCBC BulletinA recap of past events and listing of upcoming conferences Letter from Shanghai: 20 Questions for Your China OperationsGodfrey Firth China Market IntelligenceAntitrust Regime Takes Shape US and PRC Contacts [pdf]Government and business contact information China Business (Subscribers Only)A listing of recent China-related business deals |
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