USCBC in the News
04/19/2021
The Biden administration has rightly made fighting climate change a top priority. But that has raised a strategic question: Does the United States need China’s cooperation to succeed? And, if it does, then will that cooperation come at the expense of leverage that the U.S. government needs to maintain in order to press China on other critical matters, especially its rampant and unfair “innovation mercantilism?” USCBC President Craig Allen offers his thoughts.
04/19/2021
“I think that within the business community, there is a hope for greater predictability in the relationship going forward. Over the last four years with tariffs in place. It’s been difficult to make decisions, difficult to invest, difficult to travel back and forth,” said Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council. The nonprofit represents about 200 American companies that do business with China.
04/19/2021
"I would characterise the group that is dealing with US-China issues as very principled, pragmatic and practised," Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council, told a recent online panel, "China Conference: Southeast Asia," held by the South China Morning Post.
04/19/2021
The Biden administration has rightly made fighting climate change a top priority. But that has raised a strategic question:...
04/19/2021
“I think that within the business community, there is a hope for greater predictability in the relationship going forward. Over...
04/19/2021
"I would characterise the group that is dealing with US-China issues as very principled, pragmatic and practised," Craig Allen...
04/14/2021
On April 13, 2021, Premier Li Keqiang attended the virtual dialogue with US business leaders in Ziguang Pavilion of Zhongnanhai...
04/14/2021
Speaking during a meeting with US business leaders via video link, Li highlighted the need for the two sides to solve the...
04/14/2021
The American multinationals at the meeting stressed that the new era of US-China relations would be defined by economic...
04/12/2021
When Chris Miller, a business advisory services manager at the US-China Business Council, watched the film “Forrest Gump,"...
03/30/2021
Doug Barry, senior director of communications and publications for the US-China Business Council, an organization of more than...
03/30/2021
A study commissioned by the US-China Business Council said in January that the trade war has caused a loss of up to 245,000 US...
03/25/2021
The trade relationship between China and the United States has been characterized by ongoing trade disputes, retaliatory...
03/25/2021
"There's a lot of bipartisan agreement on exactly what the China challenge is, the fronts on which there are risks that need to...
03/24/2021
The Senate could bring a China bill to the floor for a vote by mid-April that will likely be centered around a bipartisan,...
03/22/2021
Noting that the average tariff on each side is 20 percent, Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council, warned that...
03/22/2021
CGTN's Asieh Namdar speaks with Anna Ashton on where she thinks the direction of US-China relations could go after the meeting...
03/18/2021
Biden has notably said that he does not have any immediate plans to reverse Trump’s China tariffs — and by keeping them in play...
03/18/2021
The US trade deficit was increased, economic growth was slowed, American families paid an average cost of $1,277 per year, and...
03/17/2021
There are two approaches to the tech competition with China - how to better position the US and how to diminish China's...
03/16/2021
Despite the trade frictions, recent surveys from the American Chamber of Commerce and the US-China Business Council indicate a...
03/15/2021
A study from the US-China Business Council predicted that a significant decoupling between China and the US could lead to a...
03/15/2021
Despite the trade frictions, recent surveys from the American Chamber of Commerce and the US-China Business Council indicate a...