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USCBC hosts panel on best practices for engaging Washington on US-China trade issues at its 52nd Annual Membership Meeting.

USCBC President Sean Stein gives opening remarks at the annual Forecast conference in Washington, DC.

Panelists share insights at the 2025 China Operations Conference in Beijing, China.
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This report explores the latest comprehensive data available on exports of both US goods (2024) and services (2023) to China as well as the American jobs they support.
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