The domestic business environment and a look forward to CIIE
This year, the exhibition space has been increased to more than 300,000 square meters and it creates a platform ...
Series: China Business Minute
Ongoing trade talks, China’s economy, and making the FIL a reality
This week, we’re headed to Shanghai. We’ve got Owen Haacke, USCBC’s Chief Representative in Shanghai, on the line. Three topics ...
NDRC’s business environment regulations, Zhong Shan, and unreliable entities list
This week, we’re catching the latest from Beijing, but from someone new! As our VP for China Operations Jake Parker ...
Li Keqiang speech, Encryption Law, and trade negotiations update
We’re back on the line with Jake Parker in Beijing this week. First, we get the important parts from Li ...
The G20 and newly updated negative lists
After the G20 summit in Osaka, we catch up with Jake Parker, our Vice President for China Operations in Beijing. ...
The G20, USCBC’s local engagement, and foreign investment negative lists
This week we have our Shanghai Chief Owen Haacke on the line. First, we cover the upcoming G20 meeting between ...
Cybersecurity regulation updates, Section 301 tariffs, and Craig Allen’s next trip to China
This week, we chat with Jake Parker in Beijing to get an update on a range of issues. Up first, ...
Trade talk update, section 301 hearings, and effects of the unreliable entities list
This week, due to some unforeseen technical difficulties, we skip the trip to China and stay in Washington instead. We ...
The Unreliable Entities List, a new white paper, and shifting supply chains
This week, USCBC’s VP for China Operations Jake Parker is in Washington, so we aren’t headed to China at all! ...
A shifting media environment, China’s trade retaliation, and Huawei implications
This week we catch up with Jake Parker, our head of operations in Beijing. Three main topics on the table; ...
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