In recent weeks, China has taken several concrete steps toward interest rate liberalization, which could lead to an increased role of the market in China’s monetary policy.
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US-China Business Council (USCBC) research on administrative licensing, to be released in early 2014, found that the capital equipment quoting process for foreign businesses is a potential area of concern for companies trying to protect trade secrets in China.
China’s new leadership has proposed a series of sweeping policy reforms in a document released late last week after the third plenum of the 18th Ch
A much anticipated communiqué issued on Tuesday at the close of a key Chinese Communist Party meeting sets out a bold-sounding path for China’s market-oriented reforms over the next six years, but it also affirms that the
A delegation of US-China Business Council (USCBC) directors advocated for removing foreign investment ownership barriers, strengthening intellectual property rights protection, and leveling the playing field for international companies during a series of meetings with senior Chinese government officials Oct. 31 - Nov. 1 in Beijing.
Over the course of the past year more than 21 Chinese government agencies and ministries have released or have said they will soon release new innovation-driven development policies.
It is anyone’s guess as to when China’s yearlong freeze on initial public offerings (IPOs) will be lifted. First, it was supposed to happen at the end of March.
A much anticipated communiqué issued on Tuesday at the close of a key Chinese Communist Party meeting sets out a bold-sounding path for China’s market-oriented reforms over the next six years, but it also affirms that the
China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) has recently been soliciting comments on draft measures that would open up oil and gas pipeline networks to third-party usage, according to Chinese news sources.
China’s leaders are expected to set a broad economic reform agenda this November at the third plenum, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) third major mee
