What’s the biggest impediment to business these days? Lack of capital? Skill shortages? Overcapacity? Regulation?

Innovation and entrepreneurship have become the key driving forces of China’s supply-side reform.

As China looks for solutions to help it transition to a qualitative, balanced economic model, Sara Dai, Asia Pacific President for Novozymes, believes that the answer lies partly with industry

To many, China Manufacturing 2025 (CM2025) appears to be an initiative purely for boosting domestic industrial capacity and creating national champions who can eventually dominate the global stage.

Hopes that China will follow through on plans for urgently needed economic reforms are receding.

In recent years, the Chinese Government has taken a number of steps that have sent a strong signal to the market that there will be a breakthrough in the transformation of China’s industries.

Michael Chang has worked in the ICT industry since 2000.

Max Merkle, Business Manager for the European Chamber’s new Investment Working Group, provides an overview of China’s current investment environment.

How the PRC Law on Overseas NGOs will impact foreign NGOs operating in China

IPR Protection for the Mechanical Engineering Sector