Tianjin Vice Mayor Wang Xu with a group of department heads met with USCBC member delegation to address operational challenges and promote future investment plans in Tianjin.
Our Shanghai office held the first of several meetings with Shanghai's vice mayor and a group of department leaders about how to support business reopening and restore business confidence.
Our Annual Membership Meeting provides an overview of business and economic trends in China, examines where we are in bilateral commercial relations, and hosts a forum for members to discuss crucial US-China commercial policies with experts from various sectors.
Heading into the summer, the view from Beijing for American businesses continues to be one of uncertainty and mixed signals.
The US-China Business Council (USCBC) has spoken with over 30 American companies to better understand their data, privacy, and cybersecurity compliance challenges as well as their plans for dealing with policy uncertainty in this important market.
The latest data on US exports to China paint a picture of extremes. Read our report to learn about the latest on goods and services exports to China and the US jobs they support.
This program allows businesspeople and their families to more easily travel to China by expediting the PU letter process.
The USCBC Government Affairs team continuously monitors China-related bills and broader legislative trends spanning a variety of issue areas, including trade and investment, national security, telecommunications, and human rights.
The US-China Business Council produces two podcasts. The China Business Minute is a weekly catchup with our China offices of what's new on the ground. The China Business Review Podcast is the companion to our digital magazine, featuring interviews with topic experts. You can find both shows on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.
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