As most foreigners working in Beijing can testify, work permit renewal headaches and a few weeks without your passport are annual reminders of China’s cumbersome administrative regulations regarding work permits. While reports…
Things change fast in China, and those actively doing business on the ground develop a unique understanding about the Chinese economy, government and society. For this reason, AmCham China leads a delegation…
At AmCham China, we rarely need an excuse to throw a party, but it is always better to have a reason. Since 2003, one of our most popular signature events, the American…
By Antonio Douglas Resting alongside the Haihe River in the heart of Tianjin is The Astor Hotel. As a longtime AmCham China member, The Astor Hotel has played an important role in…
By Maddalena Di Tommaso The Vice Mayor of Dalian City, Mr. Lu Lin, together with Mr. Xia Deli (Deputy Director General), Mr. Wei Wei, and Mr. Li Xiang (Foreign Liaison Office II, Deputy Division…
By Celine Liu The 19th annual AmCham China Business Climate Survey, the 2017 Business Climate Survey Report Shenyang Member Launch took place on March 10th. The Chairman of AmCham China, Bill Zarit,…
On March 8, 2016, a group of men climbed a mountain in southern China wearing dresses and heels in order to “experience the hardship of being a woman nowadays.” While there is…
Chinese children practice soccer at CF Reus, a club in Barcelona, Spain. Photo credit: CF Reus. The professionalization of China’s domestic sports industry could hardly be described as an easy 1-2-3 inning.…
On February 21, members of the AmCham China Board of Governors met with a delegation of three former US Senators who were visiting China to meet with various Chinese government agencies. The…
As anyone who has studied economics knows, discrimination is expensive. But even in those countries that have done the most to make their work places fairer, women still don’t enjoy the same…