In-Depth Interview: Lin Gao, Intellect Associates
By Preston Kuo AmCham China Vice Chairman Lin Gao was born and raised in Beijing, yet over the last decade she had to relearn how to be Chinese. Her experience may ring…
Tianjin Pilot Free-Trade Zone Seminar
By Feier Chen On June 30, AmCham China organized a Tianjin Pilot Free-Trade Zone seminar with Tianjin Binhai and Airport Economic Area (TAEA) of the Tianjin Pilot Free-Trade Zone. The Tianjin…
Ask John: Is China Ready for Luxury Cruise Lines?
Dear John: We are a US-based travel company specializing in the high-end, luxury, ocean-going cruise line tourism industry through our website and online services. We understand that very few Chinese tour…
Training: Becoming a Global Leader
By Guanming Qian For leaders operating in multinational corporations, a global mindset helps not just with business development, but with managing teams in a respectful and efficient manner. The one-day AmCham China…
Entrepreneurship Boom a Critical Moment for Women
Editor's note: This summer, Business Now takes a look at the innovators within AmCham China's membership. To see more, check out our Innovation page and search with #InnovatorsofAmChamChina on social media. By Bridget Riley…
Ringing in America’s 239th Birthday
The chamber's Central China Chapter celebrated American Independence a little early this year with a family gathering in Wuhan on June 26. US Consul General in Wuhan Joseph Zadrozny(pictured) came with his…
Gao Minglu Interview
Scholar and curator Gao Minglu helped put Chinese contemporary art on the map. Before his seminal exhibitions, the global art scene knew little of what China's artists had to offer. Now, for…
Leveraging Leaders
During a period of economic slowdown in China, human capital challenges are one of the largest pressures facing foreign companies as the country transitions to a more mature economy, according to the…
When a Merger Gets a ‘Yes, But…’
By Susan Ning Just because a merger has been given the OK by the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) doesn’t necessarily mean there isn’t more work to be done. According to China’s Anti-Monopoly…
New Normal and Strong Reforms Stand at Odds
By Cameron O’Shaughnessy As the Chinese economy has slowed for the fourth straight year, party officials and international economic analysts are adjusting their policies and future projections to cope with the transition.…