Retailing in China: Three Hard Truths for Foreign Brands As China evolves from the “factory of the world” to a global growth engine, more foreign businesses are shifting their focus from manufacturing in China to selling their products there. These days, companies reaching out to our law firm are just as likely to ask how
China is watching you. I am convinced about 99.99% of all emails go through. But for me, that means at least a few of the emails I send each week will not reach their destination. If I do not hear back from someone quickly, I assume they did not get my email and I send
If one of our clients owes money to a Chinese company and it cannot pay all its creditors, our international dispute resolution lawyers recommend they pay the Chinese company last because the Chinese company will likely never sue to recover. I am NOT advocating not paying debts to Chinese creditors, but I am saying that
The internet is abuzz with news that Chris Devonshire-Ellis of China Briefing may have influenced movement in the Yuan-Dollar conversion rate by what is being described by Chinese governmental authorities as a “pure fabrication.” To summarize, China Briefing Magazine did a post claiming to have interviewed a Chinese governmental official who talked of the Yuan
Learn the essential rules of China toasting etiquette for business banquets. Discover how to give respectful, culturally appropriate toasts that build trust and long-term relationships with Chinese partners.
In China everything can and is faked, even the JeAbsolutely fascinating story in today's Washington Post, entitled, Sold on a Stereotype: In China, a genre of self-help books purports to tell the secrets of making money "the Jewish way". Seems the Chinese think very highly of Jews, both for their perceived ability as businesspeople, and for their honesty and family values. China has some 50+ books focusing on emulating the Jewish path to success.
Una reflexión sobre la humillación pública de las prostitutas en Shenzhen, en la que se exploran sus implicaciones legales, sociales y políticas, y cómo la reacción pública puede marcar un cambio en la evolución de las opiniones de China sobre los derechos humanos y el estado de derecho.
Hablaremos sobre los aspectos prácticos de la legislación china y cómo afecta a los negocios en ese país. Le informaremos sobre lo que funciona y lo que no, y lo que usted, como empresario, puede hacer para aprovechar la legislación en su beneficio. Nuestro objetivo es ayudar a las empresas que ya están en China o que planean entrar en China, no abrir nuevos caminos en la teoría o la política jurídica. Queremos iniciar una conversación con, para y sobre la persona que quiere saber «qué es qué» en China y los aspectos prácticos de iniciar y hacer crecer un negocio en China o relacionado con este país.
