The PRC National People’s Congress concluded this month with the release of China’s 13th Five-Year Plan (FYP) on National Economic and Social Development.
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Chief Financial Officers in China have a first-hand perspective on China’s slowing economic growth and its effect on company profit.
China’s balancing act between economic stability and reform is continuing to produce incremental policy and mixed signals that reflect the government’s uncertain commitment to reform, reports US-Chin
The start of 2016 brought several personnel shifts in China’s central government, including in agencies responsible for publishing economic data and for taxation, financial system, and state-owned enterprise (SOE) regulation.
The recently released, and newly effective Administrative Regulations for Online Publishing Service explicitly restricts foreign investors from providing online publishing services, sets licensing and approval requiremen
The Chinese New Year ushered in a number of personnel changes at the US-China Business Council’s (USCBC) China offices.
Though China’s slowing growth impacts US company operations, economic restructuring is offering new opportunities to American companies, said a group of US-China Business Council (USCBC) executives during a February 28 roundtable discussion with Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew in Beijing.
A year after the amended Consumer Protection Law (CPL) was implemented, consumer complaints in China increased by 14.3 percent.
China’s leading legislative body will convene March 3, with economic themes expected to be prominent on the agenda.
With the release of China’s central government’s 13th Five-Year Plan (FYP)—an economic and social planning blueprint—expected later this month, newly released local plans may point to common themes of raising incomes, modernizing industry, environmental protection, and innovation.