Other Briefings
Acceptable and Non-Acceptable Due Diligence in China
Attempting to overlay US laws over Chinese laws in China will lead to China compliance problems Recent media attention as concerns the problems of several US invested consulting practices in China have led to a plethora of media attention and concerns that China is targeting foreign investors. In fact, there are inaccurate assumptions being made […]
Chris Devonshire-Ellis Visit to China: May 15-28
Dezan Shira & Associates Chairman available for one-on-one meetings in Hong Kong, Shanghai & Beijing
Hainan Province in China Allows Import of Urgently Needed Drugs and Medical Devices from May 1
Hainan will allow overseas medical devices, in vitro diagnostics (IVDs), and drugs that are unapproved at the national level – to be used exclusively in the Medical Tourism Pilot Zone. We discuss the specific conditions that apply.
An Introduction to Doing Business in Hong Kong 2023 – New Publication from China Briefing
This publication, updated in April 2023, is designed to introduce the fundamentals of doing business in Hong Kong. This guide covers corporate establishment, tax and audit, HR and payroll, and cybersecurity and data protection.
How Will the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism Impact China Businesses?
China faces limited exposure to increased costs under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, but that could change in the long term. We discuss how that may come to be and steps that businesses should take.
UK Foreign Secretary Talks Up UK-China Trade and Investment
UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has highlighted the necessity for UK businesses and economy at large to engage with China.
China and Brazil Deepen Bilateral Relations with Signing of 15 Agreements During Lula Visit
As China and Brazil commit to closer cooperation, we analyze the bilateral trade and investment figures and discuss the significance of deepening ties.
China, Russia Trade Turnover Grew 38.7% in Q1 2023
Russia could be on track to replace the US as China’s largest trade partner if current trends continue Data released by the Chinese General Administration of Customs last week show that the bilateral trade turnover between China and Russia in the first quarter of this year amounted to US$53.84 billion, 38.7% more than in the […]
