USCBC recently submitted comments to the Bureau of Industry and Security on new export controls aimed at advanced chips and chipmaking equipment. To dig into what the new export controls are, why they

As we head into USCBC’s 50th year, we wanted to catch up with the organization’s president, Craig Allen, and get some reflections on the year behind us, the year ahead of us, and the next

For many executives and businesspeople, its been a long time since they were able to visit China. Quarantine expectations, paperwork, and the process of finding flights all add up to a relatively lar

For the first time in three years, USCBC President Craig Allen is headed back to China. While there, hell be meeting with government interlocutors, member companies, and our hardworking staff in Chin

Starting October 16th, China will undergo its 20th Party Congress, a major political meeting that happens every five years to decide some of the personnel who will take key positions in the Party. To

Some of our colleagues in China recently went to the International Consumer Products Expo in Hainan. To catch up on the trip, were on the line this week with our senior director in Shanghai, Melinda

With the finalization of new cross-border data transfer rules in China, companies are looking at how they need to adapt their business models. To get an explanation of the new rules importance, were

As Chinas COVID-19 situation evolves, our China offices have been putting together a benchmarking report on how companies have been affected by COVID control measures and how they are navigating the

The past five years have seen significant developments in Chinas data, privacy, and cybersecurity regimes, all aimed at protecting personal data and strengthening national security. These changes are

The latest data on US exports to China paint a picture of extremes. In 2021, as global trade continued recovering from the pandemic, goods exports to China grew by 21 percent to an all-time high of $1