European companies in China are increasingly feeling the pinch of two converging forces: the Chinese economic slowdown and the US-China trade war.

Why ‘coopetition’ will be the new norms for MNCs operating in China

A post-90s child’s perspective on China’s rising ‘singles economy’

European business says increasing global challenges make reform an imperative

As I approach the 37th anniversary of my first trip to China, I am once again honoured to be entrusted to take the reins of the European Chamber presidency.

China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) ownership had reached over 2.6 million (including both passenger and commercial vehicles) by the end of 2018, with a compound annual growth rate of 120 per cent over the past five years.

From Promulgation to Implementation

In China, ‘fapiaos’ or invoices are the most important document for tax reporting. They are considered the ‘gold standard’ for a business’ taxable income. However, Axel Standard argues that this system does not always provide the most accurate picture of a firm’s revenues. 

The European Chamber held elections for our Executive Committee and local chapter boards from 28th March to 6th June 2019.

2019 is a year of major significance for China, marking a string of anniversaries, not least the 70th of the founding of the state.