USCBC in the News
08/13/2020
Tensions temporarily deescalated last December when Trump and China reached an interim trade deal, but a survey from the US-China Business Council this week found that only 7% of businesses viewed the gains from the deal as outweighing the costs incurred by two years worth of tariffs.
08/13/2020
Despite an unprecedented downturn in U.S.-China relations during a pandemic, U.S. businesses are not leaving the China market. The U.S.-China Business Council released its annual survey of members Tuesday, which shows nearly 70 percent expressing optimism about the commercial prospects of the market, and 87 percent of companies reporting that they have no plans to shift production out of China. But those numbers contradict a trend of progressively diminishing optimism in the short- to medium-term...
08/13/2020
The US-China Business Council recently released the 2020 Membership Survey, which shows that nearly 70% of interviewed US companies are optimistic about the business prospects of the Chinese market in the next five years.
08/13/2020
Tensions temporarily deescalated last December when Trump and China reached an interim trade deal, but a survey from the US-...
08/13/2020
Despite an unprecedented downturn in U.S.-China relations during a pandemic, U.S. businesses are not leaving the China market....
08/13/2020
The US-China Business Council recently released the 2020 Membership Survey, which shows that nearly 70% of interviewed US...
08/13/2020
U.S. businesses are not leaving the Chinese market despite "an unprecedented downturn" in U.S.-China relations during the COVID...
08/13/2020
A survey shows that U.S. businesses are not leaving the Chinese market despite "an unprecedented downturn" in U.S.-China...
08/13/2020
President Donald Trump’s executive orders banning American companies from doing business with two Chinese-owned apps, TikTok...
08/13/2020
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley said Tuesday that the Agriculture Department’s announcement that China has...
08/13/2020
Despite an unprecedented downturn in U.S.-China relations during a pandemic, U.S. businesses are not leaving the China market....
08/13/2020
US businesses are not leaving the Chinese market despite "an unprecedented downturn" in US-China relations during the Covid-19...
08/13/2020
Despite an unprecedented downturn in relations between the world's top two economies during the COVID-19 pandemic, United...
08/13/2020
A membership survey issued this week by the US-China Business Council (USCBC), which represents more than 200 companies with...
08/13/2020
The worsening U.S.-China trade relationship is continuing to hurt U.S. companies, which are increasingly losing Chinese...
08/13/2020
According to a survey released Tuesday by the US-China Business Council, 86% of more than 100 member companies report that the...
08/12/2020
More inward-turning policies will likely make foreign businesses—already facing restrictions on market access and pressure to...
08/12/2020
Few US companies doing business in China view President Donald Trump’s Phase 1 trade deal as being worth the cost of tariffs...
08/12/2020
Few United States companies doing business in China view President Donald Trump's Phase 1 trade deal as being worth the cost of...
08/12/2020
United States companies are not leaving the Chinese market despite an unprecedented downturn in US-China relations during the...
08/12/2020
US businesses are not leaving the Chinese market despite “an unprecedented downturn” in US-China relations during the COVID-19...
08/11/2020
For US companies, even though the trade deal didn’t deliver everything they had wanted, it made some progress and, more...
08/10/2020
A ban within the US would also likely have business implications for any American companies that try to market in China or...