The US-China Business Council (USCBC) supports dialogue on AI between the United States and China, building on the consensus of strategic stability reached by the two presidents in May. As two leading nations in the development and deployment of AI, the United States and China share an interest in managing the risks associated with AI systems, including loss of control, misuse by malicious actors, and disruption to economic and social systems.
The US-China Business Council’s (USCBC) annual report on US exports to China shows that China continues to be an important destination for American goods and a significant contributor to US economic growth, despite a slowdown versus previous years.
The US-China Business Council (USCBC) announced today the election of Ford Motor Company Chief Executive Officer Mark Fields as USCBC chair as well as the election of other officers and board directors.
US-China Business Council (USCBC) President John Frisbie issued the following statement regarding newly introduced Congressional legislation that would impose countervailing duties on goods from countries that are deemed to manipulate their currency…
The US-China Business Council (USCBC) today released a statement of priority actions needed to continue building a strong, mutually beneficial commercial relationship between the United States and China. The relationship has made many positive strides over the past three decades, thanks to the collaborative work of the governments, business communities, and other stakeholders in both countries.
A study from a Washington think tank released this week again attempts to calculate US manufacturing job losses based on trade with China and once again uses flawed methodology that distracts from the real challenges facing the US economy and the trade relationship with China, the US-China Business Council (USCBC) said today.
The US-China Business Council (USCBC) today announced the election of Ford Motor Company Chief Executive Officer Mark Fields as USCBC vice chair as well as the addition of General Motors Company Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra to the board.
US-China Business Council (USCBC) President John Frisbie issued the following statement on the summit between Presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping in Beijing: “The summit between Presidents Obama and Xi over the last two days shows what high-level engagement can do to move the US-China relationship forward…
CCOIC and USCBC applaud the BIT-related outcomes at the last two US-China Strategic & Economic Dialogues, laying the basis for the negotiation sand a timeline to complete the treaty.
The US-China Business Council (USCBC) today organized a letter sent to President Obama and signed by 51 American CEOs supporting a high-standard US-China Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT). In the letter to the President, the CEOs urge the administration to “make the prioritization of a high-standard BIT between the United States and China a visible part of your visit to China in November and bilateral meeting with President Xi.”
The US-China Business Council (USCBC) today released its 2014 China Business Environment Survey, an annual assessment of China’s business climate and a list of the top ten challenges faced by American companies operating there. USCBC’s 2014 survey results indicate that American companies continue to see growth in the China market amidst rising competition and policy uncertainty.
