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.
China’s “Golden Year” of Antimonopoly Investigations
By Sue Hao and John Lenhart China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has renewed its pledge to step up antimonopoly and price-fixing efforts in a year that has already seen an unprecedented number of price-related investigations. Between 2008—when the Antimonopoly Law (AML) was passed—and 2012, the NDRC conducted just over 20 price related investigations. […]
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Biden Urges New Rules for Commercial Engagement in Beijing Speech
By Catherine Matacic US Vice President Joe Biden urged China to establish a level playing field for foreign and private businesses operating in China during a recent speech in Beijing. He stressed the need for rules that would open up investment in China’s services sector, protect intellectual property, and lead to a relationship of mutual […]
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USCBC Honors Kissinger at 40th Anniversary Celebration
By Owen Haacke The United States and China “have a special obligation” to ensure global peace and stability, former Secretary of State and National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger said at the US-China Business Council’s 40th Anniversary Gala. “The great opportunity for China and the United States,” he said, “is not to settle the immediate issues… […]
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China’s Securities Regulator Prepares to Reopen IPO Market in January 2014
By Catherine Matacic Nearly 50 companies are expected to list on China’s stock markets in January 2014, bringing to an end a 13-month moratorium on initial public offerings (IPOs) on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges. China’s last IPO took place in November 2012, when auto parts maker Zhejiang Shibao Co. Ltd. listed on the Shenzhen […]
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Microsoft has a new partner for managing its Skype voice-over-IPS service in China, after terminating a nine-year partnership with Hong Kong’s Tom Group earlier this month. On November 25, it announced that it would be teaming up with Guangming Founder, itself a joint venture between Beijing-based newspaper Guangming Daily and the Founder Group. Internet services […]
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CFIUS reviews will become more common as Chinese companies invest more in the United States, but careful preparation can help companies navigate a complex process. By Thomas S. Vaughn and Shang Kong With levels of Chinese FDI in the United States soaring, compliance with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) review […]
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Sharpening Your Sales Edge for the Industrial Recovery
Slower economic growth has reshaped the China market, but companies can retool their sales teams to meet new market demands. By Michel Brekelmans and Lane Chen The industrial sector is moving forward and growing after years of slow economic growth. Many manufacturing companies that have been in a defensive posture to protect market share during […]
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