Events

Artificial intelligence has become one of the defining fronts of the US-China relationship, and a key issue during the summit between Presidents Trump and Xi. Given growing concerns about the pace of AI advancements and the shared risks it poses to both countries, industry plays a central role in ensuring the responsible development and use of AI systems.

Join USCBC for a timely discussion on how the November 2026 midterm elections could affect the US-China commercial relationship. With congressional control potentially shifting, what does the political landscape mean for tariff policy, export controls, supply chain strategy, and bilateral business engagement?

We are excited to invite you to USCBC’s Shanghai edition of our China Operations Conference (CHOPs) 2026, our premier annual event in Shanghai, which will be held on November 3, 2026. Join us together with policy makers, business executives, and leading thinkers to share perspectives on how to maximize the American business community’s success and better navigate the increasing complexities of the China market. This year’s flagship event promises to be an insightful half-day of expert panel discussions covering critical topics including the China’s macroeconomy and its implications for US firms, evolving dynamics of US-China-EU relations, American companies’ role in China’s tech transformation, and other key issues that impact US businesses in China.