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Corporations feel negative impact of US ban on chips exports to China

Since the United States Department of Commerce announced an exceptionally broad set of prohibitions on exports to China of semiconductor...

As demand for high quality food products grows in China, so do regulations

China’s growing middle class and greater consumer awareness about the origins and safety of food have driven demand for higher quality...

2023 official holiday schedule in China includes additional workdays to compensate time off

Each year, China has 7 public holidays enjoyed by all citizens: New Year, the Spring Festival (Chinese New Year), the Qingming Festival,...

Shanghai updates Regulations to protect consumers’ rights and interests

During the past decade, the rapid advancements in technology have changed the way people purchase goods and interact with the marketing...

Key trends and recent developments in the Chinese consumer sector

Consumer spending in China never fully recovered from the initial phase of the pandemic, and as COVID-19 drags into its third year,...

Popular advertising techniques used by marketers may inadvertently break the law in China

When it comes to advertising in China, foreign companies often make mistakes that are in violation of the country’s advertising laws due...

COVID and economic slowdown are pushing higher number of disputes in China

In China, there are three ways to resolve a commercial dispute: mediation, arbitration, and litigation. Foreign companies should be aware...

Foreign companies must follow guidelines for Cross-Border Data Transfer Application

International companies operating in China should pay close attention to the new edition of guidelines issued by the Cyberspace...

China is accelerating the development of AI-related technologies and capacities

By 2026, artificial intelligence (AI) investments in China could rank second in the world. Driven by policies, technologies, and markets,...

European businesses want to stay in China but push for further market reform

The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China (EU Chamber) recognized China’s efforts to reactivate its economy after the COVID-19...

Livestream sector’s potential grows as regulators look to protect consumers interests

The COVID-19 lockdowns forced people to do most of their shopping online. This situation catapulted China’s livestream industry and...

Latest round of stimulus measures in Shanghai seek to reactivate local economy

The latest round of COVID-19 lockdowns left deep scars on the Chinese economy. With a focus on business resumption and employment...

It is important to know when to “kill” a deal in China

Foreign companies may be attracted to interesting acquisition deals in China, especially at a time when local entities may be facing...

Including a warranty in your manufacturing agreement in China is a must

Foreign companies use Chinese manufacturers to produce all kinds of goods. These local companies can produce almost anything for western...

Digital yuan is slowly gaining popularity through new user-friendly app

The Chinese government has increased its efforts to establish a strong digital currency, by recently launching an application that users...

Beijing continues to reinforce its First-Store and First-Launch economies

If your business is looking to open its first store in China, this may be the perfect time to do it. Last March, the Beijing Municipal...

Closing a company in China, a long and complicated process

There are many reasons why a company in China may decide to close its doors. It is not always easy for foreign investors to compete with...

Companies in China can now opt for dormant status to overcome unpredicted difficulties

In the past, a company in China facing difficulties or other uncertain circumstances had to choose between closing its doors permanently...

Foreign business professionals are slowly returning to China

After more than two years with a strict “Zero Covid” policy to prevent the spread of the virus, China has eased some rules and entry...

China’s New Rules on Import and Export Food Safety are now in effect

The COVID-19 pandemic has made Chinese authorities more vigilant regarding food imports into the country. Since January 1, 2022, a series...