The Trump Administration considers China a strategic competitor to confront, rather than a country with which to engage. The EU, on the contrary, refers to China as a strategic partner and, despite persistent and considerable differences in position in some areas, continues to engage.
The European business community continues to feel the impacts of the US-China trade conflict, as the 2nd March deadline for resolving the tensions looms. Disrupted by tariffs on USD 250 billion in Chinese imports to the US, and USD 110 billion in American imports into…
Tom Diplock, Partner and Head of Data & Analytics, Phillip Meier, Principal and Stuart Robertson, a manager at L.E.K. Consulting, say that the use of data analytics in your company should not be the preserve of a handful of experts – it should be available…
Gaining an Advantage by Acknowledging the Naked Truth About Cultural Differences
The European Chamber Presents Its 5th Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Awards
Getting a handle on the Belt & Road Initiative (BRI) has proven to be challenging: there is no official definition of the geographical scope, no clear development plan or budget, no clear rule for projects to be included and no single branch of the Chinese…
The Belt and Road Initiative possibly offers interesting opportunities for non-Chinese participation. However, knowledgeable investors know that with rewards come risks, says D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel. In this article, they discuss the question of how to effectively manage disputes that are not only cross-border…
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