Chinese Premier Li Keqiang states that his nation will never allow mandatory technology transfers to occur. He made these remarks to an official of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Continuing discussions between the premier and officials of the WIPO will continue.
Which U.S. companies face the most risk in trade wars with China?
The United States and China are engaged in a trade war. According to Fortune, these three U.S. companies are most at risk for financial losses: Boeing, Starbucks, and Westinghouse. Here is how the fate of these companies is dependent on successful relations with China.
Doing business in China requires compromise
China continues to be an attractive region to start or expand your business due to its ranking as one of the top consumer markets globally. You may have also noticed how favorably popular western brands have fared in China. But there is something else to consider before venturing to China to do business, you will be hit with a long list of demands.
Mistakes to avoid while conducting business in China
The Chinese market is rapidly expanding every day, and American entrepreneurs are deciphering the best strategies for growing a successful business in a foreign country.
Trade tensions even impacting Christmas exports
The trade tensions with China are impacting a wide variety of industries. This is in part because China already plays a predominant role in the world’s overall economy.
The yin and yang of business in China
In many ways, there is no better time to start a business in China. The government is encouraging private enterprise of all kinds and opening up the financial sector. Efforts are being made to streamline every process and reduce bureaucracy.
What to make of doing business in China
Much of the talk about trade war disputes may make it sound like doing business in China is extremely difficult. But while trade with China requires business planning and preparation, it still can prove worthwhile for companies to engage in trade with their Chinese partners.
Obstacles Chinese officials may place in front of businesses
It is an important time for American companies doing business in China to seek legal guidance and advice. The “qualitative measures” China said it would use in response the U.S. tariffs are now in the beginning stage.
