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Recent China Brief Insight Podcasts:
- Listento Pulitzer Prize winning New Yorker magazine journalist Evan Osnos discuss the results of the Copenhagen meetings and their likely effects on the climate change fight.
- Listen to Deng Tao, former HR director of Google China, discuss human resources in China, including current trends, challenges and strategies for businesses.
AmCham China in Action
AmCham-China is a highly respected news source across China and in the US. Journalists know that AmCham-China is an authority on business in China because our members represent a diversity of industries and work, sell, employ and engage in cities and provinces throughout the country.
Recently AmCham-China has generated significant news coverage. Here are five recent articles and three news videos from leading mainstream, provincial and international media outlets.
Foreign companies disagree with the new Chinese regulation on selling high-tech products to government branches. AmCham-China's President, Michael Barbalas, comments on the issue.
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Just days before President Obama's inaugural visit to China, AmCham-China's President, Michael Barbalas penned this opinion piece on the issues vital to tangible growth in US-Sino relations. The top four priorities, for the US business community in China, include open bidding on government-funded projects, increased market access, implementation of intellectual property rights, as well as climate change and sustainable energy.
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US-China relations are better than ever and positive prospects lie ahead for business communities, according to this news story. In China Daily's November 14th-15th issue, AmCham-China's Chairman John D. Watkins Jr. gave in an exclusive interview before the much-anticipated visit to Beijing by US President Barack Obama. Addressing issues such as the global market, trade disputes, open markets and energy and climate matters, Watkins reiterates the chamber's belief in cooperative US-Sino relations.
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On November 11, AmCham-China's Chairman John D. Watkins, Jr. wrote an editorial on China's path forward. In it, he recognizes China's shifts in business policy, from Deng Xiaoping's open door policy, to entry into the World Trade Organization, and recently Obama's inaugural visit.
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On November 15, 2009, AmCham-China's Chairman John D. Watkins, Jr. tackled the top five concerns in the development of US-China affairs. These issues include open markets, energy and climate change, military ties, currency and defecits and China’s stance on the treatment of Taiwan and Tibet citizens.
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Hunan TV Evening news reported on September 27 that AmCham-China's President Michael Barbalas led a provincial trip to Hunan with 30 member companies. The video clip shows the Hunan government's enthusiasm for AmCham-China's visit.
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AmCham-China Chairman John D. Watkins, Jr. explains the importance of understanding that leaders of all governments must respond to the challenge of balancing domestic and international political pressures.
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On November 20, 2009, AmCham-China hosted its annual Appreciation Dinner at the China World Hotel. BTV 1 Evening News reported on the annual event and on the guest speaker, Ambassador Jon Huntsman, Jr. The Ambassador discussed the responsibilities of both governments, to speak to each other regularly, identify issues that are problematic and figure out resolutions as soon as possible in order for new opportunities to arise.
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