USCBC in the News
03/15/2023
But there is that business aspect which undercuts our perceptions of reality in many sobering ways. For instance, according to a report by the US-China Business Council, China is South Dakota’s top market for exported goods, most of which is agricultural in nature. In 2017, this state exported $804 million in goods to China, which was enough to support 9,600 jobs here. Amid the tariff wars during President Donald Trumps’ tenure, South Dakota lost $370 million in exports intended for China, according to...
03/07/2023
Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council and a former US official, said Li sought to level the playing field for foreign businesses, pointing to the speed with which US carmaker Tesla was able to get its Shanghai factory there operational in 2019. "Clearly nothing got in the way once a decision was made. There was a clarity of a kind in his decision making, an authority, and that really helps," said Allen, describing Li as comfortable in his own skin.
03/07/2023
Completely unmentioned were all the benefits of trade with China. The US-China Business Council notes: “American companies exported $192 billion in goods and services to China in 2021, constituting 7.5 percent of US exports … Exports to China support over 1 million US jobs.” Meanwhile, cheap Chinese exports have fueled US prosperity — and, until recently, with low inflation.
10/13/2022
A survey by the US-China Business Council found out that more than half of American companies interviewed either canceled or...
10/12/2022
The chips bill – which took two years to become law – and Friday’s added rules also push the US further into the realm of...
10/12/2022
According to a member survey conducted in June by the US-China Business Council, optimism about the future business outlook in...
10/11/2022
The business and academic communities in the US have been calling for strengthening China-US cooperation recently. Institutions...
10/11/2022
From former US president Donald Trump's trade war with China to Washington's ongoing crackdown on China's technology sector,...
10/06/2022
Rory Murphy, vice-president of Government Affairs at the US-China Business Council, said that the US attitude and policy toward...
10/03/2022
In an August survey by the US-China Business Council, 96 percent of respondents said they saw negative effects from Covid...
10/03/2022
A recent survey from the US-China Business Council found that US firms’ optimism about China has already fallen to a record...
09/30/2022
A recent survey by the US-China Business Council revealed that American companies are more pessimistic than ever about...
09/29/2022
Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council, said the USCBC, a nonpartisan, nongovernmental business association...
09/26/2022
While attitudes toward doing business in China have quickly soured, patterns of production have been slower to change. A survey...
09/26/2022
In August, the US-China Business Council, a US-based nonprofit, released its “2022 Member Survey.” The report is based on...
09/21/2022
The brief from the European firms is another sign of how the image of China as a good place to do business has declined, with...
09/21/2022
Acknowledging that bilateral relations between Beijing and Washington have suffered setbacks, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi...
09/20/2022
Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Monday met with representatives from the National Committee on United...
09/20/2022
On September 19 local time, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi had an exchange with representatives of the National...
09/20/2022
China is the largest maker of a host of products and its market size also inspires US companies, Craig Allen, the president of...
09/12/2022
A US-China Business Council poll found 78% of American multinationals in China have not moved any segments of their supply...
09/08/2022
"US companies will follow US law. They will continue to sell chips to Chinese buyers in accordance with existing law," Doug...
09/08/2022
An annual survey by the US-China Business Council similarly showed that American corporations in China were in “wait-and-see...