What should we make of China’s CPTPP bid?
More than four years after the United States pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which eventually became the Comprehensive and ...
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Companies in China grapple with electricity cuts
One topic that has been dominating headlines out of China has been power shortages. Since our China offices are currently ...
A quick chat with our new senior vice president, David Thomas
We have some personnel news here in Washington. Our new senior vice president recently started in our DC office, and ...
What does “common prosperity” mean for companies?
Common prosperity has become a real buzzword lately in Chinese media and government statements. But what exactly does the term ...
Navigating China’s evolving government procurement market
This week, we launched our latest report, looking at the challenges US companies face in China’s government procurement market and ...
Bonus: What you should know about the Personal Information Protection Law
China’s congress recently passed the Personal Information Protection Law, a piece of legislation that will significantly impact how foreign and ...
Understanding China’s new regulations on critical information infrastructure
China’s regulatory environment has seen some pretty significant developments lately, especially in data privacy, cybersecurity, and competition policy. To get ...
How the digital yuan could change China’s payment landscape
China has been doing public testing for its new digital currency, called the digital yuan or Digital Currency Electronic Payment. ...
An update from Hainan
The island of Hainan in southern China is a tropical destination that’s being developed as a free trade area by ...
How China’s data privacy regime affects companies
After a crackdown on ride-hailing app Didi over issues of mishandling of users' sensitive data, China's rules and regulations around ...
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