WASHINGTON, D.C., June 2, 2014 – Dickinson Wright PLLC is pleased to announce that Attorney Peter C. Pang has authored the chapter “Forms of Investment and Business in China” in the book titled Doing Business in China by Juris Publishing, LLC. Mr. Pang’s chapter “Forms of Investment and Business in China” will advise foreign […]
International Referral, the world’s largest exclusive network of advisory firms is delighted to introduce Nicolas Musy of China Integrated Co. Ltd. Nicolas has joined IR as our exclusive Commercial Due Diligence & Financial Due Diligence Member in China. China Integrated is a solution provider, designed to support international companies develop successful businesses in China. Whether […]
Dear Friends, Partners and Readers, The Chinese New Year is about to begin. As described in our previous analysis we are confident that China is taking a turn for the best in addressing the fundamental issues and risks necessary to sustain its development. A number of media have suggested that the current restructuring will be […]
Dear Friends, Partners and Readers, 2013 has been an eventful and challenging year all over the world, but particularly so in China. What should we make out of it and what should we expect for the future? The change of leadership to President Xi Jinping, Premier Li Keqiang and their team was not as smooth as […]
China is on the Path to quickly Build a Knowledge Society if it can overcome its biggest challenge – the reform of its education system. This is the last of our trilogy of analyses looking at important, and very common, misperceptions about China: Slowing growth makes China a less attractive opportunity than previously (or than other emerging markets) […]
Following the Communist Party Congress and the new leaders’ promise of doubling China’s average salaries by 2020, this is the second of our series of analysis looking at three important, but common, misperceptions about China: Slowing growth makes China a less attractive opportunity than previously (or than other emerging markets) Fast rising wages mark the end of low […]
This is the first of a series of analysis looking at three important but common misperceptions about China that can lead decision makers to develop strategies that will not be most suitable for their organizations: Slowing growth makes China a less attractive opportunity than previously (or than other emerging markets) Rising labor costs marks the end of low […]
European Firms Earn more in China than Elsewhere And the trend is intensifying, heralding growing opportunities in China.Two recent articles in the NZZ (Neue Zü rcher Zeitung) are implying that Swiss companies are not making profit and that EU companies are shifting their investments out of China. We feel it worthwhile to take a deeper look at the recently […]
Rising Costs: the End of China as a Production Base? What to Expect from the Year of the Dragon – Part II.In our last analysis featuring the results of the CEIBS – China Integrated/Swiss Center Shanghai survey of Swiss and EU companies, we saw foreign companies battling with competitors and with building the necessary human resources to grow […]
A Good Chinese Year of the Rabbit! What should we expect from the Dragon? An Analysis in two parts. With the year of the Dragon just about to welcome us, here is a look back at 2011 with the help of the annual “CEIBS Survey – Foreign Executives in China” done in collaboration with China Integrated and the […]