How will the rise of China's dynamic private sector reshape the domestic economy and the world? Can China become an innovation powerhouse?

Timed to coincide with the launch of The Economist’s first special report on business in China in over a decade, Business in China 2015 will convene more than 100 leaders from foreign and domestic business for a robust dialogue about these questions. This half-day bilingual event will be chaired by The Economist’s editor-in-chief Zanny Minton Beddoes.

Members of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China can enjoy 20% discount off the standard rate to attend by quoting code '8090EURO' at checkout. We encourage you to reserve your place today.

Confirmed speakers include:

• Joerg Wuttke, president, European Union Chamber of Commerce in China
• Sam Fischer, China president, Diageo
• Lu Ting, chief economist, Huatai Securities
• Zhang Jun, director, China centre for economic studies; dean, school of economics, Fudan University
• Kerry Brown, director, China studies centre, University of Sydney
• Yasheng Huang, international program professor in Chinese economy and business, MIT Sloan School of Management

You may view the latest programme and speaker updates via this link.

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Read the 'Business in China' special report in Chinese, available from September 12th in our new bi-lingual APP, The Economist Global Business Review. Download the APP now for free full access until July 31st

For more information, please visit: http://econ.st/1LP7Ft7

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