By: Jacob Hannah AmCham China announced two leadership changes in the Executive Committee of the Central China Chapter, recently approved by the Board of Governors. Steve Carpenter will be replacing John Ford…
By Jack Kamensky This year was the third year that AmCham China held its annual Government Affairs Conference, and the first time that it was combined with the launch of its American…
By Egidio Zarrella As tech innovations unfold, China is quickly becoming one of the world’s leading tech epicenters. A recent KPMG survey of tech business leaders highlighted the country’s huge potential in…
Just a few weeks away from the June 1 start date for enforcement of China’s Cybersecurity Law, many companies are still oblivious to how the law will affect their operations. “We didn’t…
The 2008 Summer Olympics are a hallmark moment in the growth and development of modern China. Many view the games as a moment where Beijing was able to overcome criticism of a…
By Jacob Hannah Virginia Tan, a feature panelist at the upcoming 女 Economy Summit, first moved to Beijing in 2013. Her career as a lawyer, specializing in finance and internaitonal trade, brought…
As most foreigners working in Beijing can testify, work permit renewal headaches and a few weeks without your passport are annual reminders of China’s cumbersome administrative regulations regarding work permits. While reports…
Things change fast in China, and those actively doing business on the ground develop a unique understanding about the Chinese economy, government and society. For this reason, AmCham China leads a delegation…
At AmCham China, we rarely need an excuse to throw a party, but it is always better to have a reason. Since 2003, one of our most popular signature events, the American…
By Antonio Douglas Resting alongside the Haihe River in the heart of Tianjin is The Astor Hotel. As a longtime AmCham China member, The Astor Hotel has played an important role in…