Ning Jizhe, Vice Chairman of the NDRC held a video symposium with Craig Allen, President of USCBC and representatives of its member companies, exchanging views on issues of mutual concern, including China-US economic and trade cooperation, China’s further opening up, and China’s macro-economic situation.
During the current 116th Congress, we have seen an unprecedented number of China-related legislative proposals—over 350 China-related bills and resolutions to date.
"We, the undersigned organizations, strongly support the Agreement and look forward to the benefits to two-way trade, investment, and growth in both countries that will result from its full and timely implementation."
The new law does not include specific provisions aimed at the business and investment environment, but does increase uncertainty about Hong Kong’s future autonomy.
A delegation of USCBC staff and member company representatives visited Nanjing in Jiangsu province to meet with provincial government stakeholders.
Each year, Chinese government agencies announce priorities and goals for their work for the coming 12 months, providing important information for companies as they conduct strategic business and government affairs planning in China.
We are tracking over 150 commitments—several of which had never been offered before—on items ranging from market access to improving intellectual property rights protection and administrative reforms.
We are tracking over 150 commitments—several of which had never been offered before—on items ranging from market access to improving intellectual property rights protection and administrative reforms.
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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The US-China Business Council’s research and reports provide US companies with vital background information and analysis on the Chinese trade and investment environment, and on political decisions that directly affect US business operations.
Newly released Pew research data shows increasingly unfavorable views towards China in the US. Laura Silver, Senior Researcher at Pew Research Center talks us through their latest polling data.
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