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Trump To Visit China in May, Senators Urge Pause on AI Chip Exports
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Trump To Visit China in May, Senators Urge Pause on AI Chip Exports

The White House on Wednesday announced that President Donald Trump will visit Beijing from May 14 to 15. The trip was originally scheduled for late this month. According to the announcement, President Xi Jinping will make a “reciprocal visit” to the United States later this year. China has not made its own announcement.

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Giant Interactive to go Private in $3 Billion Buyout

Giant Interactive to go Private in $3 Billion Buyout

Giant Interactive Group Inc., a Chinese online gaming developer, has accepted a $3 billion offer to take the company private. The bid comes from Giant chairman, Shi Yuzhu and private equity firms Baring Private Equity Asia, and Hony Capital of China. Giant, which has been listed in New York since 2007, agreed to the $12 […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Catherine Matacic
China’s Automotive Aftermarket: A Strategic Opportunity

China’s Automotive Aftermarket: A Strategic Opportunity

By Michel Brekelmans and Lane Chen China is now the largest auto market in the world, and while automakers have previously focused on new auto sales, there has been recent interest in developing China’s automotive aftermarket for vehicle service and repairs. The domestic automotive aftermarket is relatively new in China and there are several characteristics […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Christina Nelson
Report: China Still Falls Short of Its Transparency Commitments

Report: China Still Falls Short of Its Transparency Commitments

By Shelly Zhao China continues to significantly lag in its commitments to promote and implement regulatory transparency measures, according to a new US-China Business Council (USCBC) report. USCBC analysis of the National People’s Congress (NPC), the State Council, and selected Chinese government agencies shows varying levels of compliance with transparency commitments. In particular, key agencies […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Christina Nelson
Tencent Purchases 15 Percent Stake in Jingdong for $215 Million

Tencent Purchases 15 Percent Stake in Jingdong for $215 Million

Tencent Holdings Ltd., the owner of popular messaging services WeChat and QQ, announced on March 9 that it had formed a strategic partnership with China’s second-largest e-commerce company. JD.com, Inc., also known as Jingdong or 360Buy, will gain two of Tencent’s e-commerce holdings, a minority stake in Tencent’s e-commerce marketplace, and the ability to promote […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Catherine Matacic
Inside China’s Media Revolution

Inside China’s Media Revolution

Mei Yan, a former journalist and media executive, talks about how censorship shapes the news in China and how the media has changed since her father served as Mao’s propaganda chief. By Christina Nelson Mei Yan has witnessed the changes to China’s media landscape as an insider and an outsider. Her father, Mei Yi, served […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Christina Nelson
Alibaba Plans for $15 Billion Third Quarter US IPO

Alibaba Plans for $15 Billion Third Quarter US IPO

By E.J. Thomas After months of speculation about a possible initial public offering (IPO) in London, Hong Kong, or the United States, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. announced on March 16 that it has chosen to hold its IPO in the United States. Alibaba, which has been valued at more than $140 billion, controls nearly 80 […]

China Business Review (Archive Only) Catherine Matacic
China 2014 Regulatory Transparency Scorecard

China 2014 Regulatory Transparency Scorecard

Transparency—including solicitation of public feedback during the creation of new laws and regulations, open government decision-making, and the ability to access information—is consistently cited as a top concern for US-China Business Council (USCBC) member companies in USCBC’s annual membership survey on China’s business environment.

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