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Forced Labor
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Uyghur Forced Labor for Export?

Uyghurs for sale is the title of a landmark Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) report on the transfer programs that have seen workers from Xinjiang taken to other Chinese provinces to work as forced laborers. Is Uyghurs for export the next phase? Labor transfer programs have been a critical component of Beijing's Xinjiang policy, and

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China Lawyer Scams and Bad China Contracts: How Foreign Companies Get Burned

China Lawyer Scams and Bad China Contracts: How Foreign Companies Get Burned Foreign companies doing business in China spend plenty of time worrying about dishonest suppliers, IP theft, unpaid invoices, disappearing manufacturers, and unreliable distributors. They spend much less time worrying about the person they hired to protect them from those problems. That can be

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A Former Expat on China: Grim

1. LaoWhy86 on YouTube Spent the last few days catching up on my China reading and viewing, mostly those articles and videos friends, clients and readers wrote me insisting I read. One of the sites I checked out -- at the recommendation of many people -- is LaoWhy86 on YouTube. I'm hooked LaoWhy86 is an

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China Tips from the Late 2000s: Still Valid Today

Back in April 2007, we shared some tips on doing business in China that had appeared in Silk Road International.  As often happens when I delve into our archives, I was amazed at how much of the advice remains current. With that in mind I'm sharing it again, adding some commentary based on what has

US China Cold War
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The US-China Cold War Starts Now: What You Must do to Prepare

1. Worsening US-China Relations Should Be No Surprise Since the very beginning of US-China trade negotiations, we have been unequivocally negative on the likelihood of a deal and we have taken huge amounts of heat for that, via hate e-mail, online, and even from some of our own clients who accuse us of being too

homosexuality in China
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Homosexuality in China

With the US Supreme Court recently holding the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional, the writing is pretty much on the wall that gay marriage will be legal in all or most of the United States within five to ten years. What about China? How does China view gays and gay marriage? For answers to

Getting your product made in China
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Contracts for Product Purchases from China

Product manufacturing in China's coastal regions has become increasingly challenging for manufacturers and buyers alike. Wages and rent have risen dramatically over the past five years while at the same time the economies of major buyers have suffered severe setbacks. This has put tremendous pressure on the small and medium businesses that make up the

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Buying a Business in the U.S., Part 4: Letters of Intent (LOIs)

Buying a Business in the U.S., Part 4: Letters of Intent (LOIs) In business purchase negotiations, parties often execute an early‑stage document called a letter of intent (“LOI”). You may also see it called a term sheet or even a memorandum of understanding (“MOU”). The label matters less than the document’s language and the parties’

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Doing Business in the U.S.: Choosing a State of Formation

Choosing a state of formation for doing business in the U.S. We work with many international companies and entrepreneurs doing business in the United States. For anyone entering the U.S. market, choosing a state of formation is a threshold decision— one that carries significant legal and tax implications. And while a handful of states are