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Stagnated American Export Licensing Regime Eroding Competitiveness With China

Stagnated American Export Licensing Regime Eroding Competitiveness With China

US Actions Trigger Chinese Retaliation Ahead of September Visit

US Actions Trigger Chinese Retaliation Ahead of September Visit

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Drone Tariffs, Section 301 Probe Nears Decision, and White House Targets Transshipment

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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.

Washington Update USCBC Government Affairs August 21, 2026

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New SOE Investment Scrutiny Might Ease Foreign Company Currency Restrictions

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New SOE Investment Scrutiny Might Ease Foreign Company Currency Restrictions

China Market Intelligence By Jake Parker January 25, 2017

Navigating the Haze of Environmental Compliance

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Navigating the Haze of Environmental Compliance

China Market Intelligence By Owen Haacke January 25, 2017

Minimum Wage Rises in the Cities, Stalls in the Provinces

Minimum Wage Rises in the Cities, Stalls in the Provinces

Minimum wages in China’s major cities rose in 2016, signaling the continued development of an emerging consumer class as much as increasing pressure on company labor costs. But the increases also point to an increasing divide, as wage growth stagnates in the majority of China’s provinces.

China Business Review (Archive Only) USCBC January 25, 2017

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