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Press releases, statements, and USCBC-related news coverage be found here. Archives of speeches and testimonies related to USCBC's advocacy issues are accessible in the Advocacy section. 

USCBC also publishes reports and papers for the interested public, the business community, and China experts. The full text of these publications is available in the Featured Reports section.

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Press Releases

USCBC Reacts to USTR’s Final Section 301 Determination

WASHINGTON—September 13, 2024—The US-China Business Council (USCBC), a private, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization of more than 270 American companies that do business in China, today reacted to the US Trade Representative’s (USTR) final Section 301 determination by reiterating its longstanding position that these additional tariffs, like the current ones, will not only not change China’s unfair market practices but will instead harm US businesses, consumers, and the overall economy.

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USCBC Names Longtime US-China Policy and Business Leader Sean Stein as New President

The US-China Business Council (USCBC), a private, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization of more than 270 American companies that do business in China, today announced the appointment of former US diplomat and longtime US business advocate Sean Stein as its new president. He will join the organization in November, officially succeed Craig Allen as president, and be based at USCBC headquarters in Washington.

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China’s economy shows up as a top concern for US companies, business council survey finds

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.

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Washington's trade rules cited as top worry for US businesses in China

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.

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Xi Vows Major Steps to Create World Class Business Environment

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.

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