Working Group News
Economy won't be hurt after Olympics
China will not suffer from a "post-Olympic recession", senior officials said Sunday, because of the scale and potential of its economy.
Read moreEurozone economy decreases by 0.2 percent in Q2
Eurozone economy decreased by 0.2 percent in the second quarter, compared with the previous three months, the European Union (EU)'s statistics bureau Eurostat estimated Thursday.
Read moreInflation likely to cool off
China's consumer inflation has maintained its downhill journey in July, easing to 6.3 percent year-on-year from 7.1 percent in June.
Read moreForeign companies may miss out on quake tax incentives
Tax expert says it's still unclear whether foreign companies can benefit from new tax incentives designed to boost industy in earthquake-affected areas.
Read moreGuidance on High-New Technology Enterprises
China’s 2007 tax reform includes certain benefits for enterprises that
qualify for High-New Tech Enterprise ("HNTE") status.
The Chinese tax authorities issued Circular 362 (Guo Ke Fa Huo [2008]
No. 362) on 11 July 2008 that provides detailed implementation guidance
on identifying and approving HNTE status. Circular 362 follows the April
2008 issuance of Circular 172 (Guo Ke Fa Huo [2008] No. 172), China's
first step in creating a mechanism to identify and approve HNTE status.
Divas in Beijing Concert Series
The European Chamber is delighted to offer its members the great opportunity to participate to this unique event in Beijing at a discounted rate. Indeed, upon presentation of the EUCCC promotional code, EUCCC members will be offer a 10% discount on Individual and Corporate Packages. Each package includes Gold Reserve seating, post show hospitality with the stars and DVD/CD.
Read moreINOV Contacto Program - International Internships
Are you looking for qualified young graduates? Look no further than the INOV Contacto Program
Read moreDriving habits may change in face of fuel rise
An auto expert says fuel efficiency will be the new watchword for low-income drivers.
Read moreCentral bank: China targets stable, fast growth
China's central bank said Sunday it would seek to create conditions for "relatively fast" economic growth in the coming months, despite the ongoing threat of inflation.
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