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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.

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Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights in China

Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights in China

Foreign companies that do business in China should become familiar with the Chinese system for enforcing intellectual property rights.by Thomas I. RossChina’s oft-stated reputation for being lax on protection of intellectual property rights (IPR) can deter foreign companies that want to do business in the world’s second largest economy. While enforcement of copyright protection is […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Christina Nelson
US-China Venture Capital Partnerships

US-China Venture Capital Partnerships

US and Chinese venture capital firms can help each other access broader markets and realize higher returns on their investments.by Tharon SmithChinese and US enterprises are searching for ways to collaborate and build high-performing global companies, and partnerships are the next step for realizing growth and capital returns. Silicon Valley, New York, and Shanghai have […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Christina Nelson
Rating China’s Economy

Rating China’s Economy

The CEO of Moody’s discusses China’s evolving credit system, economic performance, and liberalization of the country’s financial services sector.Moody’s Corp.—a global provider of credit ratings, research, tools, and analysis of financial markets—rates and tracks debt covering more than 110 countries. Moody’s opened its first office in greater China in Hong Kong in 1994, but its […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Christina Nelson
When One Credit Door Closes, Another Opens

When One Credit Door Closes, Another Opens

As the Chinese government has tightened its lending policies, property developers and other enterprises have turned to private and informal lenders.by Eve CaryIn September 2011, the president of Zhejiang Center Group Co. Ltd., the largest eyeglasses maker in China based in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, made news when he fled to the United States because he was […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Christina Nelson
China’s Mixed Transparency Record

China’s Mixed Transparency Record

The PRC government’s scorecard dipped in the last year, but regulators can take measures to improve rule-making transparency. by Shelly Zhao The PRC government has taken positive steps in recent years to increase regulatory transparency, but China’s lawmakers still have a mixed record when it comes to implementing transparency commitments. According to an analysis by […]

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Hollywood’s Script in China

Hollywood’s Script in China

Three experts discuss China’s rapidly evolving film industry and opportunities for US entertainment companies It’s been a busy year for the US film industry in China. During Xi Jinping’s visit to the United States in February, the PRC government announced it would loosen China’s quota on imported films. In April, the Walt Disney Co. announced […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Jeff
7 Steps to Weibo Success

7 Steps to Weibo Success

Companies can use China’s Twitter platform to market their products and services in China, but effective Weibo marketing campaigns require careful planning. by Zaheer Nooruddin and Leon Zhang Weibo, China’s version of Twitter, is a powerful digital communications and marketing channel. Use of this real-time microblogging social technology in China has been unprecedented, and companies […]

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China Data: Exports

China Data: Exports

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From Cars to Soybeans, US Exports to China Are Booming

From Cars to Soybeans, US Exports to China Are Booming

While Washington negotiates with Chinese leaders, local governments and businesses are making deals in China.

China Business Review (Archive Only) Mason Henry