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China’s Export in January-April 2026: Supply-Chain Implications for Foreign Companies
China’s January-April 2026 export data point to strong growth, advanced manufacturing gains, deeper ASEAN ties, and rising origin-compliance risks.
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How Much Should You Pay Your Employees in China?
This China salary guide covers everything businesses need to know about employee compensation, from regional and industry benchmarks to negotiation norms.
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Transfer Pricing Compliance in China: Key Obligations and Risk Areas
“Do I need transfer pricing documentation in China?” If your company has related-party transactions in the Chinese Mainland, the answer is very likely yes, and getting it wrong can be costly.
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China’s New Infant Food Safety Campaign Signals a Shift Toward Continuous Compliance
China’s latest infant food safety campaign marks a shift toward continuous, data-driven enforcement. Foreign brands, manufacturers, and OEM users must reassess compliance across product standards, labeling, and supply chains to manage rising regulatory risks.
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Hong Kong Tax Filing: Is Your Business Ready for E-Filing, iXBRL, and IRD Compliance?
Hong Kong’s annual tax filing cycle is evolving, requiring businesses to manage multiple obligations - from profits tax returns to employer reporting and upcoming iXBRL requirements - while ensuring data accuracy and regulatory compliance.
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China Recasts Outbound Investment Governance Under New State Council Regulation
China has overhauled its outbound investment framework with a new State Council regulation that integrates security review, data controls, and full lifecycle supervision. The changes broaden the definition of ODI and embed national security considerations into cross-border investment decisions.
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Selling Connected Products in China? Prepare for the New Cybersecurity Label
China’s Cybersecurity Label is a voluntary regime for internet-connected products taking effect on July 1, 2026. While not mandatory, it may become an important buyer-trust and procurement signal for foreign IoT companies selling in China.
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European Business in China: Key Takeaways from the EU Chamber’s 2026 Survey
European companies in China are cautiously optimistic for the first time in years, with fewer businesses reporting a worsening environment, though challenges around market access, competition, and economic slowdown remain.