As technology advances, it has quickly become a cornerstone for many businesses. Big tech companies, like Apple, create new tech products every year. Others, like Amazon, primarily conduct all of their business online.
What to consider when choosing a location for your business
Despite all of the differences that exist between the U.S. and Chinese markets, there are several aspects of forming a business that do not change.
Do recent Apple concerns show risks of partnerships?
In a recent blog post, we discussed how many companies establish a presence in China through joint ventures. However, just as many U.S. companies expand their business through partnerships with Chinese companies and manufacturers.
New system announced to track businesses in China
Compliance is a top priority for every U.S. company. Business owners know this, of course. That is why they must take great care in every business transaction and venture.
Differences and similarities of American and Chinese consumers
Americans have certain spending habits, merchandise preferences and values that drive their purchases, and Chinese consumers do too. As a business owner looking to expand into China, it’s important to understand how American consumers differ from their Chinese counterparts and the traits which they share.
News: Will U.S. businesses have to leave China?
There is no doubt that the ongoing trade dispute between the United States and China is having a significant impact on established U.S. businesses in China. In a past blog post, we discussed how many of these businesses experienced a decrease in sales and profit because of this current situation.
