From the first issue in 1974 and well into the 2010s, the China Business Review was an indispensable resource for businesses, researchers, and policymakers who needed a first-hand account of the challenges and the tremendous opportunities posed by the China market.
During Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s four-day visit to India from May 19-22, eight agreements were signed to enhance trade between China and India. The two sides agreed to set up working groups to enhance trade, exchange best practices in agriculture, cooperate in the field of sewage treatment, and identify sister cities for building relationships between […]
During a five-day trip to China, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang signed an agreement on May 8 to increase exports by offering exporters from both countries extra financial protection. The deal increases the amount of insurance against currency risk offered to Israeli and Chinese exporters in each other’s markets, according […]
Zhejiang University, which is based in Hangzhou, signed a memorandum of understanding with Imperial College London on May 15 to make it the first Chinese university to set up a campus overseas. The proposed $228 million site could host up to 3,000 scientists. The details of the project are still being discussed and the agreement […]
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is selling the rest of its stake in Industrial & Commerce Bank of China Ltd. for about $1.1 billion. Goldman made the investment about seven years ago. If the sale is successful, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Goldman could raise $9.7 billion from several block trades of ICBC shares. […]
Volkswagen will invest nearly $2 billion to build a new plant in Changsha, Hunan with its partner Shanghai Auto Industry Corp. The contract was signed on May 16. The new plant is expected to open in 2015 with an initial capacity of 300,000 unites that will be expanded later. Volkswagen is opening 10 new factories […]
Soybeans remain the largest export, but shipments of higher-value products like vehicles and airplanes are also growing. By Ben BadenMeasured in bulk, the United States’ top exports to China last year were agricultural products, transportation equipment, computers and electronics, chemicals, and machinery, but a deeper dive into specific products reveals a lot about America’s trade […]
Event: Intellectual Property Considerations in China: Doing Deals & Enforcing Your Rights Organizer: City Bar Center for Continuing Legal Education Date: May15, 2013 Location: New York City Bar Association, 42 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036 Web: https://www.nycbar.org/CLE/show_course.php?cnameid=2906 Phone: 212-382-6663 Email: [email protected]
Over the next three years, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will invest $16.3 million to improve food safety in its stores, according to a statement on May 9. The investment will go toward expanding a mobile food-inspection lab program to cover 70 stores in Guangdong, increasing supplier training, improving store standards, recruiting food safety experts, and expanding […]
After a series of accusations that it sold tainted milk, China Mengniu Dairy Co. Ltd., China’s largest milk producer by sales volume, bought a $410 million stake in China Modern Dairy Holdings Ltd., China’s largest unpasteurized milk producer, on May 8. Mengniu now owns about a 28 percent stake in China Modern. “The increase of […]
Alibaba Group, China’s largest e-commerce firm, become the largest shareholder in digital mapping company AutoNavi Holdings Ltd. on May 10 by taking a 28 percent stake. Analysts say Alibaba may be trying to diversify its product lineup ahead of a possible initial public offering later this year. In April, Alibaba also bought a 18 percent […]
