South China

Chinese stocks, red chips and global financial markets

by

By Andy Scott SHANGHAI, Mar. 6 – Asian stocks are rallying for the first time in five days, stemming a worldwide sell-off that wiped US$1.5 trillion from the value of global shares. The downward trend began last Tuesday when the Shanghai stock market dropped over 9 percent. Other Asian markets began to tumble and by […]

South China regional highlights

by

Guangzhou and Shenzhen Foreign trading companies registered in free trade zones (FTZs) are, in theory, allowed to expand their business scope to enjoy the rights of import/export and distribution in China now widely conducted through foreign invested commercial enterprises (outside FTZs). In practice, however, we have found that some of the FTZs are not implementing […]

Land policy in Zhongshan

by

With the spreading development of foreign direct investments across China, not only big cities, but also second tiers city have become more concerned about how to make most from the limited land they have. The southern Chinese city of Zhongshan it’s an interesting example in this regard. While the Zhongshan Government has issued a wide […]

Fast track FICEs in Guangdong province

by

As China Briefing readers probably know by heart, since December 11, 2004, foreign investors have been allowed to engage in wholesale, retailing, agency and franchising activities in Mainland China through the so-called FICE structure (Foreign Invested Commercial Enterprise). This new legal structure opens up an unlimited range of potential business opportunities. Meanwhile, as the authorities […]

Showing 4 of 300 articles
Events in China All Events

Our free webinars are packed full of useful information for doing business in China.

Related reading
  • Human Resources and Payroll in China 2023
  • An Introduction to Doing Business in Hong Kong 2023
  • Investing in China's Greater Bay Area: Tapping into Long-Term Opportunities
  • An Introduction to Doing Business in China 2023
  • Investing in China’s Healthcare Sector
Back to top