China Market Intelligence

December 9th, 2015
Owen Haacke and Ryan Ong

American companies are seeing small benefits from China’s national administrative licensing reform agenda, but a number of obstacles continue to challenge companies in licensing and government approvals.

December 9th, 2015
Zoe Sophos

At the first meeting of a new, high-level dialogue on cybercrime, the United States and China agreed on guidelines for requesting assistance on malicious cyber activ

November 10th, 2015
Pianpian Huang and Jake Parker

China has announced further details about plans to gradually decrease government control over investment decisions.

November 10th, 2015
Yan Yu and Nick Marro

This issue marks the first of a regular series of US-China Business Council (USCBC) reports analyzing key discussions and decisions of China’s bimonthly National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee Meetings, the most recent of which concluded on November 4.

November 10th, 2015
Yue Sheng and Zoe Sophos

Government-mandated price controls, once a hallmark of China’s socialist economy, may soon be abolished for all but a small number of products and services.

November 10th, 2015
Owen Haacke and Yiling Yin

For many global companies, having a China base means more than just paving the way for greater access to the China market. Over 2,000 regional headquarters (RHQs), research centers, and other agencies have been established in China by multinational corporations (MNCs).

October 28th, 2015
Owen Haacke

Despite new obstacles, growth in China remains robust, and US companies are dedicated to the China market—that was a clear message from the US-China Business Council (USCBC) 2015 China Operations Conference, held in Shanghai on October 22.

October 28th, 2015
Ryan Ong and Stephanie Henry

Preparations for the November 21-23 US-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT) have kicked into high gear in recent weeks with both an active calendar of working group programs and robust pl

October 28th, 2015
Zoe Sophos

With the launch of the China International Payment System (CIPS) earlier this month, China took its latest leap towards making the Renminbi (RMB) an international currency.

October 28th, 2015
Nick Marro

Hindered by redundancies in the approval process, problems securing suitable data for clinical trials, and disparities in the drug classification system between China and other countries, foreign companies have rarely found it easy to navigate China’s

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