USCBC recently led the drafting and delivery of an industry letter cosigned by about two dozen other associations to US Trade Representative Katherine Tai and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. In it, we made some suggestions for how the administration might pursue a more durable trade and economic strategy with China. To chat about the letter, […]

We recently launched our 2021 District Export Report, which takes a deep dive into goods and services export from the United States to China. In this report, we’ve got data from all 435 US congressional districts, as well as the district of Columbia. So to chat a bit about the report, today we’re joined by […]

Between the ongoing Evergrande saga and the launch of a new property tax pilot in China, real estate has been a huge topic lately. And that makes sense, given the size of China’s real estate market. To get a quick explainer on why the country’s property market is so important, we’re on the line this […]

One topic that has been dominating headlines out of China has been power shortages. Since our China offices are currently closed for the national holiday, today we’re chatting with Jack Kamensky, USCBC’s director of business advisory services, based here in Washington, DC. Need to get in touch about how power outages are affecting your company? […]

We have some personnel news here in Washington. Our new senior vice president recently started in our DC office, and we figured it would be good for members to be able to put a voice with a name. So this week, we chat with our new senior vice president, David Thomas.  Have a question? Get […]

Common prosperity has become a real buzzword lately in Chinese media and government statements. But what exactly does the term represent, and what does it mean for companies? To dig into the topic, we chat with Lipei Zhang, our director in Beijing. More from USCBC: Will Common Prosperity Usher in China’s Progressive Era? Learn more […]

This week, we launched our latest report, looking at the challenges US companies face in China’s government procurement market and some of the strategies they use to overcome them. To get a quick rundown of the main points, this week we’re chatting with the author, Alison Schonberg, a business advisory services manager with USCBC in […]

China’s congress recently passed the Personal Information Protection Law, a piece of legislation that will significantly impact how foreign and Chinese companies collect, use, and transfer personal information. To get a rundown of what companies need to know about the law and its implementation, we’re on the line with Hannah Feldshuh, a business advisory services […]

China’s regulatory environment has seen some pretty significant developments lately, especially in data privacy, cybersecurity, and competition policy. To get a rundown of the most important changes, we’re on the line this week with our Vice President for China Operations, Matt Margulies.  Related reading from USCBC: China Passes Personal Information Protection Law New Regulations on […]

The island of Hainan in southern China is a tropical destination that’s being developed as a free trade area by the Chinese government. A delegation from USCBC recently visited the province for a set of meetings. This week, to get a roundup of the meetings, we chat with our Chief Representative in Shanghai, Melinda Xu. […]