China and the United States are first and second in the world for electricity production from renewable sources, according to international statistics from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). One of the…
By Gabriel Wong Few people could have envisaged what the Belt and Road (B&R) Initiative entailed when President Xi Jinping first proposed the concept back in 2013. However, four years later,…
When US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross announced the 100-day deal in early May, he heralded the agreement as a “Herculean accomplishment.” If progress on the rest of the trade relationship follows…
By Aaron Kruse and Henry Prinz For any company entering a foreign market, the task of localizing a good or service is often an endeavor critical for success. While some firms face…
By Paul D. McKenzie June 1, 2017 marks an important milestone, with the coming into effect of China’s new Cyber Security Law (网络安全法; the “CSL”). Promulgated on November 7, 2016, the CSL…
On May 21, the American Chamber of Commerce in China hosted a delegation of 21 executives on a trip to the United States. Attendees visited Washington DC and Omaha, Nebraska as part…
By Stephen Shih [Editor's note: Stephen Shih will be discussing these research results in greater detail at the 2017 AmCham China HR Conference – see his bio and the full list of…
Twelve months ago, China’s civil society was packed with more than 7,000 international nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), according to some estimates. These organizations operated in a number of often-neglected issue areas, such as…
Children pose in their favorite NFL team jerseys at an NFL China event. Photo Credit: NFL China By Bryan Bachner This is the second article in a series by Bryan on the…
By David Fu Gender equality and diversity is in Walmart’s DNA. One of our four core beliefs that we follow, “respect for the individual,” captures that feeling. Over 60 percent of Walmart…