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European Chamber’s annual conference brings business and government together in Beijing to discuss China’s ‘Road to Reform’
More than three quarters of European businesses in China believe that improvements in regulatory transparency and rule of law will be the most important catalyst for sustained economic growth in China, according to the European Chamber.
Read moreSeminar on Preparing for a Potential Escalation of the Avian Flu (H7N9) Virus, 9 May
More than 55 Participants joined the Seminar on Preparing for a potential escalation of the Avian Flu on 9 May. Mr. Kevin Biggs, Senior Consultant, Risk Intelligence, Hill & Associates, and Mr. John Macpherson, Director of Crisis Consulting at Control Risks, provided an update on the current avian flu status and on preparations that business can undertake in case of a potential escalation of the virus. In addition, Dr. Christelle Swanepoel, Raffles Medical Shanghai, fielded audience questions at this highly practical, interactive event.
Read moreEUROpean Chamber Cup Football Tournament 2013
EUROpean Chamber Cup Football Tournament 2013
Read moreChina Shanghai International Technology Fair
The European Chamber was invited to join the 2013 China Technology Fair Innovation Summit which was held on the first day of the China (Shanghai) International Technology Fair (CSITF). It featured two panel discussions, the first one focused on challenges and opportunities for multinational corporations in China’s economic transition while the second one examined how corporations can build innovative systems and strategies in China.
In cooperation with the SME IPR Helpdesk, the European Chamber had a booth in the Fair’s IPR pavilion to showcase both SME IPR Helpdesk and Chamber services to visiting government officials and more than 30,000 visitors. The Chamber also supported the Innovation Summit 2013 on the Fair’s opening day on 8 May, which featured two panel discussions on strategy and innovation. The first panel focused on the challenges and opportunities for MNCs in China’s economic transition, while the second panel examined how corporations can build innovative systems and strategies in China.
New Regulation to Enforce the “Going Out” Strategy
“Going Out” Strategy is the principal policy that the PRC central government proposed and supported for Chinese enterprises, especially state-owned ones, to encourage overseas investments under its supervision.
Read moreConstruction of the district/parks/zones in Sichuan
四川省园区建设情况
Read moreChongqing Steel Suffers from Low Prices
Chongqing Iron & Steel Co Ltd posted net loss of RMB459 million in the first quarter of 2013 due to, among others, low prices environment in the steel market.
Read moreChengdu Property Market Review - Jones Lang Lasalle
Statistics on Chengdu Property Market for the first quarter of 2013
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