USCBC in the News
09/06/2024
China’s macroeconomic problems emerged this year as the No. 2 concern among American companies with business in the country, coming in just behind problems arising from bilateral friction, according to a Washington-based trade association survey released on Friday. “Weak” domestic demand and “overcapacity” are constraining company profitability in the world’s second largest economy, the US-China Business Council said in a summary of its summer 2024 survey of companies, conducted in June and July.
09/06/2024
Washington's tougher trade rules regarding Beijing have damaged relationships between American and Chinese companies while China's economic slowdown has sapped business optimism, a new survey shows. The US-China Business Council said its members have been harmed by the years long bilateral tensions that prompted the White House to impose more export controls, tariffs and trade regulations on American business activity in China.
03/28/2024
The Wednesday meeting attendees, which also included leaders from major nonprofit organizations such as the National Committee on US-China Relations and US-China Business Council, applauded recent measures rolled out by Beijing aimed at further reform and opening up, and expressed support for efforts bolstering exchanges and communication, the foreign ministry statement said.
11/19/2021
American businesses operating in China had hoped to see more discussions on trade and market access during the recent summit...
11/19/2021
The influential US-China Business Council is hopeful that separate meetings will be scheduled soon to discuss economic and...
11/17/2021
The US-China Business Council had been hoping for a path forward to emerge on controversial tariffs driving up import prices,...
11/17/2021
The US-China Business Council (USCBC) said it is pleased that top leaders of China and the US held their first face-to-face...
11/16/2021
Hosts Guy Johnson and Alix Steel speak with Bloomberg Economics Reporter Lizzy Burden, Bloomberg Execute Editor for energy and...
11/16/2021
About two dozen US business associations led by the US-China Business Council recently urged the Joe Biden administration to...
11/16/2021
Another bill in the US Senate would screen outbound US investments in tech to China and Russia, looking at investments not...
11/16/2021
Jerry Wang, CEO and Founder, Haitou Global moderated a discussion titled: Can you still make money in China? with Craig Allen...
11/15/2021
Two dozen American business associations sent a letter to senior US trade officials on Friday, urging the White House to reduce...
11/15/2021
That’s music to the ears of a U.S. business community for whom the status quo on U.S.-China trade relations is increasingly...
11/15/2021
The state's first congressional district, which covers part of the city of Portland, exported $7.5 billion worth of goods to...
11/15/2021
About two dozen US business associations have urged the Biden administration to reduce tariffs on Chinese goods to provide...
11/15/2021
US Senators Bob Casey (D., Pa.) and John Cornyn (R., Texas) have proposed legislation that would require government oversight...
11/15/2021
According to Xinhua News Agency, US-China Business Council urged the US to cut tariffs and said tariff costs compounded by...
11/15/2021
Ahead of Monday’s virtual meeting between US President Joe Biden and China’s leader Xi Jinping, the US-China Business Council,...
11/12/2021
“The last several years have been particularly volatile ones for the purpose of business planning,” says Anna Ashton, vice...
11/12/2021
A spokesman for the US-China Business Council said that “regulation of outbound capital flow is unprecedented in 250 years of...
11/12/2021
Craig Allen, USCBC president, on the other hand, voiced concerns, saying that more candid engagement is needed between China...
11/10/2021
“It’s tempting to use metaphors like ‘tip of the iceberg’ to describe what’s going on in China’s real estate sector,” Doug...
11/08/2021
A recent study by the US-China Business Council showed 64 percent of US Congressional districts exported more goods to China in...