When a Merger Gets a ‘Yes, But…’
By Susan Ning Just because a merger has been given the OK by the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) doesn’t necessarily mean there isn’t more work to be done. According to China’s Anti-Monopoly…
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Leveraging Leaders
During a period of economic slowdown in China, human capital challenges are one of the largest pressures facing foreign companies as the country transitions to a more mature economy, according to the…
Shall We Shake or Scan?
By Matt Conger and Phil Kohn It is an increasingly common scenario when doing business in China. The meeting has concluded and the two sides must now exchange WeChat contact details. Who…
One Year In
By James Argento A little over a year ago, I had the good fortune – though I didn’t know it at the time – to be asked to move from the US…
Back to Fundamentals
By Karen Guo “Green is not a color, green is a state of mind.” — Gro Harlem Brundtland, Special Envoy with the United Nations and former Prime Minister of Norway Economic growth…
Ask John in June
Dear John: My company is involved in the financing, developing and managing of real estate projects in the Southeast region of the US. Naturally, we have been following the recent influx of…