Drone Tariffs, Section 301 Probe Nears Decision, and White House Targets Transshipment
Last week, the White House announced a 100% Section 232 tariff on large drones and critical components, citing their dual-use applications. The duties are set to take effect on September 3.
Delisting from Exchanges: Tough Prospect for US-Listed Companies with Operations Based in China
This article has been adapted from an original publication by Squire Patton Boggs. On May 20, 2020, the US Senate unanimously passed S.945, the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act, as introduced by Senators John Kennedy (R-LA), and Chris Van Hollen (D-MD). Later that same day, Representative Brad Sherman (D-CA), introduced in the House of Representatives […]
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The NPC closes and Hainan free trade plan released
As the National People’s Congress came to a close last week, the main point of attention was the national security legislation on Hong Kong. For the latest on that, as well as a look at some current supply chain issues
The road to economic recovery after COVID-19 will look quite different for China compared to its response during the last global financial crisis. Houze Song is a research fellow at the Paulson Institute’s think tank, MacroPolo. He characterizes Ch
At the moment, the National People’s Congress is working its way through the legislative session, so we’re getting the latest from Lipei Zhang, our Beijing director, on the meeting. Relevant links: USCBC: China Abandons GDP Growth Target, Promises