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Bessent, Greer, He to Meet in Paris, New 301s, and De Minimis Back in Focus
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Bessent, Greer, He to Meet in Paris, New 301s, and De Minimis Back in Focus

Key details on the agenda and deliverables for President Donald Trump’s trip to China early next month remain unclear as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer prepare to meet with China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng in Paris over Sunday and Monday.

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Week in Review: Biden Releases Outbound Investment Executive Order and US-China Tensions Flared Over South China Sea Incident
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Week in Review: Biden Releases Outbound Investment Executive Order and US-China Tensions Flared Over South China Sea Incident

On Wednesday, the Biden administration dropped its long-expected executive order (EO) on outbound investment. While the regulations will not go into effect until a public comment process is finished, the EO marks a significant change in US policy on capital flows into China, particularly US investments into three covered sectors—semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing.

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A New Era: Analyzing the Biden Administration’s Executive Order on Outbound Investment
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A New Era: Analyzing the Biden Administration’s Executive Order on Outbound Investment

On August 9, the Biden administration released its long-expected executive order (EO) on outbound investment, along with an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) from the Treasury Department. While the EO is narrower than other proposals seen in recent years, it still represents a significant change in US policy.

China Market Intelligence Rory Murphy, Annie Whitehurst
Week in Review: US Continues Diplomatic Outreach, Select Committee Opens Investment Probe, and DeSantis Endorses Revocation of China’s PNTR Status
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Week in Review: US Continues Diplomatic Outreach, Select Committee Opens Investment Probe, and DeSantis Endorses Revocation of China’s PNTR Status

As part of the ongoing efforts to engage with Beijing, on Tuesday, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller confirmed the Biden administration has extended an invitation to China’s newly appointed Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, to visit Washington. Wang, who held the same position from 2013 through 2022, replaced Qin Gang.

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High-Level Leadership Changes in the Chinese Government
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High-Level Leadership Changes in the Chinese Government

In recent months, China has seen significant high-level personnel changes at both central and provincial levels. On July 25, the National People’s Congress Standing Committee voted to remove Qin Gang from the post of foreign minister and reappoint his predecessor Wang Yi, current director of the CCP Central Foreign Affairs Office.

China Market Intelligence Shandao Zhou, June Xu
China’s National Data Bureau and Data Commoditization Efforts
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China’s National Data Bureau and Data Commoditization Efforts

On March 16, the CCP Central Committee and the State Council released a reform plan for Party and state institutions as part of the annual Two Sessions conference. The plan calls for the creation of a new data regulator, which this article refers to as the National Data Bureau, to consolidate the management of China’s burgeoning data markets.

China Market Intelligence Zach Tomatz, Lance Yau
China’s Piecemeal Approach to Boost Growth Takes Hold
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China’s Piecemeal Approach to Boost Growth Takes Hold

Following the release of China’s weak second quarter economic data, the government unleashed a slew of measures and statements in support of spurring economic growth, though falling short of issuing a large-scale stimulus package. China continues to face weakening domestic demand, waning private sector confidence, rising youth unemployment, a beleaguered property sector, and mounting local government debt.

China Market Intelligence Annie Whitehurst
Week in Review: Senate Passes NDAA, US-China High-Level Engagements Continue, and Select Committee Holds Hearing on High Tech
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Week in Review: Senate Passes NDAA, US-China High-Level Engagements Continue, and Select Committee Holds Hearing on High Tech

On Thursday, the Senate passed its version of the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) by a vote of 86–11. The bill contains several provisions that are notable for member companies.

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Healthcare Industry Update | July 2023
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Healthcare Industry Update | July 2023

Now that more than half a year has passed since China began its re-opening, the latest healthcare policies are a return to longer-term goals and institutional reforms. That said, several actions appear to be, in part, influenced by the experiences of the past three years.

Article Lance Yau, Felix Li
Week in Review: Kerry Returns from Beijing, Select Committee Focus on US-China Trade, and Senate Debates NDAA
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Week in Review: Kerry Returns from Beijing, Select Committee Focus on US-China Trade, and Senate Debates NDAA

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry recently concluded four days of talks with senior Chinese officials in Beijing. The meeting did not yield any significant outcomes, though both countries agreed to maintain regular meetings.

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