Research Articles
Intellectual property (IP) theft and forced technology transfer are serious issues that need to be addressed in China, said...
Recently announced provincial reimbursement drug lists (PRDLs) provide possible new opportunities for US pharmaceutical...
Changes stemming from the implementation of China’s Food Safety Law threaten to block imports of a wide range of food products...
As a temporary suspension expires this month, US companies’ concerns about China’s height limits on trucks came to the...
Ministries Tasked with Liberalizations, IP Protection, and Preferential Tax Policies
Following modest revisions to the...
China’s internet and security regulators are ratcheting up enforcement of virtual private network (VPN) compliance to rein in...
As China urbanizes, and workers move from factories to offices, the construction and operation of buildings will account for a...
China’s rising debt levels concern investors and banking authorities, but regulators are becoming increasingly active in...
Thousands of companies have moved, shut down, or reduced capacity since China’s central government increased inspections in...
On Friday, China’s State Council released a revised list of investment restrictions that may allow companies in a number of...
Four new policies under development may address a variety of lingering regulatory hurdles for foreign drug and device companies...
Over the past year, China has implemented a variety of restrictions to stem capital flight in response to downward pressure on...
China captured headlines in 2010 when its GDP surpassed Japan’s, creating a shift in the world economic hierarchy for the first...
By all accounts, China’s ecommerce market is booming. Chinese customers spent more than $670 billion online in 2015, a more...
After more than a decade, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) on December 28, 2015 released a revised...
Following 10 months of silence, the National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee in December passed China’s first...
Efforts over the past year to enhance China’s information technology security policies have raised serious concerns among...
This issue marks the first of a regular series of US-China Business Council (USCBC) reports analyzing key discussions and...
Following President Xi Jinping’s visit to the United States last month, the US and China announced a list of energy and...
US and Chinese negotiators are gearing up for a busy quarter as they head into bilateral and multilateral trade and investment...
Amidst growing concern nationwide about China’s air quality, in late August the Standing Committee of the National People’s...
Explosions at a Tianjin chemical plant in August—resulting in at least 160 dead, 14 missing, and hundreds still hospitalizedd—...
A lack of recent news about competition-related investigation cases should not be misinterpreted as a lull in enforcement...
President Xi Jinping called for an “energy revolution” in June 2014 aimed at improving energy efficiency through the...
Despite progress on competition concerns at the December 2014 Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT) meeting,...
On April 2, USCBC was pleased to have Thomas Lorenzen (Partner, Dorsey & Whitney LLP) and Tad Ferris (Partner, Foley &...
China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) published the finalized 2015...
New openings for foreign investment and preferential taxes for goods sold through pilot e-commerce channels have raised...
The United States and China wrapped up three days of commercial negotiations in Chicago yesterday, making progress on...
In November, Chinese and US negotiators surprised the global business community by announcing an end to a standoff over high-...