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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.

11/15/2022
But the Biden-Xi summit buoyed hopes for some in the US business community waiting for relief in rancor between the two nations...
11/15/2022
Craig Allen, the president of the US-China Business Council, emphasized that any dialogue is better than none at all. “We’ve...
11/10/2022
"For global companies in China, digital trade offers unbounded opportunities. These opportunities have baseline necessities,...
11/10/2022
As a result, American legislators have introduced more than 400 bills or resolutions related to China since early 2021,...
11/10/2022
American companies are heavily invested in the CIIE and are pleased with the results of their investments, said US-China...
11/09/2022
At the fifth China International Import Expo (CIIE), which kicked off last week, US enterprises continue to be a large presence...
11/08/2022
American companies are pleased with the results of participation in the China International Import Expo (CIIE) and want to grow...
11/08/2022
The US-China Business Council President Craig Allen said Sunday that American companies are pleased with the results of...
11/08/2022
About 200 American businesses are participating in this year’s event, about the same as last year, according to the US-China...
11/08/2022
In The US-China Business Council’s 2022 Member Survey which was conducted in June 2022, it found “Ninety-six percent of...
11/08/2022
Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council, spoke highly of China's commitment to continue reform and opening-up...
11/08/2022
Several US business groups expressed confidence in the Chinese market at the ongoing China International Import Expo (CIIE). US...
11/08/2022
Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council, addresses the Forum on the Regional Comprehensive Economic...
11/04/2022
Yet the issue hinges on how to define interests and security. To some analysts, the answer is to “decouple,” to separate the...
11/04/2022
“The story continues to be about [China’s] uncertain business environment caused by zero-Covid policies, the troubled bilateral...
11/04/2022
A round table meeting between China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the senior management of American...
11/03/2022
Doug Barry, vice-president of communications and publications with the US-China Business Council, said the CIIE remained a...
11/03/2022
“Cui was a masterful diplomat … he was reserved and he would not throw a punch unless he was punched,” said Craig Allen at the...
11/03/2022
Corporate America too had been lobbying hard for China to open up further, with the likes of British American Tobacco keen to...
11/03/2022
But the increased pressures around competition between the US and China are taking a toll on businesses. The number of US...

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