“We’ve been spending a lot of efforts in China-US political-related issues, while paying much less attention to the people connection between these two countries,” said Peter Shiao, Founder of the US-China Film…
As part of an AmCham China series on innovation in education, Nicole Pu, Director of Development at Teach For China, discussed the current state of education inequality in China during the Oct.…
By Lydia Zhou With the increasing globalization of the world economy and the greater internationalization of corporations, the topic of workforce diversity has received significant attention from researchers as well as companies.…
Bob Boyce, founder of Blue Frog Bar and Grill, came to China over 20 years ago to study Chinese in Beijing. Now Blue Frog spans almost every major city in China, with…
In gauging the upheaval that China’s economy has gone through over the past few decades, there can be few worse measures than the unemployment rate. Since 2002, despite the enormous generation of…
Dear Lin: Are business conferences still valuable? I feel like I have easy access to industry information and that the value of these events isn't what it used to be. What's so…
Seeing it as a harbinger of growth, innovation and long-term competitiveness for the nation, the US has historically taken a favorable approach toward foreign direct investment (FDI). For the past 50 years,…
By David Frey China’s manufacturers – operating in an environment of slowing growth and rapidly evolving domestic market demands – are identifying new methods to compete, evolve and survive through innovation. This…
Alfred Schipke, Senior Resident Representative for China at the International Monetary Fund, briefed AmCham China members on the IMF's latest views on China’s economy. He focused on recent developments, the economic outlook,…
When asked about failure, Alibaba's Jack Ma has plenty to talk about. The current multi-billionaire failed the gaokao three times, was rejected for a job at KFC and started one Internet business…