By Joan Zhu The Central China Chapter cohosted an inter-chamber networking night April 16, which featured speeches about intellectual property rights, foreign investment and the real estate market in Wuhan. More than…
This week has been a little quiet at AmCham China headquarters in Beijing. That's because our fearless leaders have been sharing the chamber's messages in Washington, D.C., further cementing US-China commercial relations…
On April 16, AmCham China Chairman James Zimmerman and board member William Zarit led a delegation for a dialogue with Zhang Handong, the new Director General of the Bureau of Price Supervision…
By Logan Taylor On Tuesday, April 21, AmCham China welcomed Junheng Li, author of Tiger Woman on Wall Street: Winning Business Strategies from Shanghai to New York, to share her unique insight…
By Jared Mazzanti AmCham China’s Young Professionals Committee assembled a panel Wednesday, April 22, to talk about career development done outside the office. The evening's speakers at the Haworth Showroom – Loretta…
By Amanda He The Tianjin Chapter Real Estate Committee gathered Monday afternoon for a discussion about industry opportunities outside of China's top cities. About 30 attendees gathered at the Hotel Nikko Tianjin…
AmCham China took part in the US Executive Roundtable Discussion with Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker and Energy Deputy Secretary Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall on April 12 in Beijing. The roundtable was in conjunction with…
By Jared Mazzanti One of the most closely guarded secrets of journalists in China is how they locate sources in an environment where information is tightly controlled. At an event held at…
By Logan Taylor Following a period of unprecedented growth, it appears that China’s economy is finally decelerating to a more moderate pace. Commonly referred to as the “new normal,” this new economic…
By Bob Fonow The starting point for any discussion about China’s elaborate Internet regulatory and management infrastructure is to acknowledge that China has legitimate cyber security interests. It’s the only realistic premise…