Other Briefings
China-Spain Relations: Trade, Investment, and Industry Opportunities
Spain is China’s fifth-largest trading partner within the EU, while China is Spain’s largest trading partner outside the EU. Additionally, the two countries enjoy strong bilateral investment ties.
European Business in China: Insights From the EU Chamber’s Position Paper 2024/2025
The Position Paper makes several recommendations for policymakers to address the challenges identified and possible solutions. Proactive EU engagement and strategic adjustments are needed to navigate the evolving market landscape effectively.
Reducing Labor Costs in China with a Sustainable Workforce Structure
Optimizing labor costs sustainably in China involves adopting flexible employment practices, adapting to economic challenges, and implementing effective compensation structures.
China Manufacturing Tracker: 2024-25
Our new tracker providing continuous updates of key economic and growth indicators in China’s manufacturing industry.
US-China Relations in the Biden Era: A Timeline
Timeline tracking key developments affecting US-China bilateral trade and business engagement under the Joe Biden administration.
Hainan’s New Zero-Tariff Policy on Drugs and Medical Devices in Boao Lecheng Pilot Zone
Hainan’s zero-tariff policy in the Boao Lecheng Pilot Zone exempts drugs and medical devices from import duties and VAT.
Understanding the Costs Involved in Buying an Apartment in Dubai
Explore Dubai apartment buying costs including government fees, agent fees, maintenance costs, and popular areas to invest.
Investing in China’s Emerging and High-Tech Industries – Opportunities for Foreign Companies
China’s efforts to achieve innovation-led economic growth presents a host of new investment opportunities in the country’s emerging and high-tech industries.
China-Norway Bilateral Relations: Trade and Investment
The economic relationship between China and Norway economic relationship has evolved into a strong cooperation, highlighted by increased trade and investment, and a new visa-free policy.
China’s Gradual Retirement Age Delay to Tackle Demographic Shifts
China will gradually delay its statutory retirement age to address demographic challenges, starting from January 1, 2025. The minimum pension contribution period will be raised accordingly.
