Breakfast Seminar ‘The Internet in China ? Impact and Opportunities for Business’

On 17th August, 2007, the European Chamber held a breakfast seminar on the topic ‘The Internet in China ? Impact and Opportunities for Business’ at the Radisson Hotel, Shanghai

Representatives of the EUCCC IPR Working Group in Shanghai visit the Shanghai Reporting, Complaint a

Business Networking in Shenzhen

The European Chamber Pearl River Delta chapter has organized the Business Networking in Shenzhen for the second time on August 28.

Shanghai Municipality Honours Foreign Companies

Government Departments in the Municipality held a high profile awards ceremony to honour FIEs for their efforts in Corporate Social Responsibility

New members open house welcoming event

On 12th July , the European Chamber Shanghai Chapter held an “Open House” Welcoming Event for its new members.

The European Chamber welcomes the promulgation of the Labour Contract Law

Beijing, 1 July 2007. The Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress announced the adoption of the Labour Contract Law on 29th June 2007. The European Chamber applauds the law and its declared aim of improving labour conditions and creating harmony between the employer and the employees.

Hypers to Hawkers - Consumer Behaviour in China

n the annual business confidence survey carried out by the European Chamber in the summer of 2006, it emerged that the number one reason for European companies doing business here was to ‘produce goods in China for the China’. This trend shows a clear move away from the traditional view of China as a production base for export towards China as a strategic domestic market.

Grameen Foundation expands microfinance operations in China

Microfinance is often considered to be one of the most effective and flexible strategies in the fight against global poverty. It is sustainable and can be implemented on the massive scale necessary to respond to the urgent needs of those living on less than US$1 a day, the World’s poorest.

Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) in Shanghai

Climate Change has the potential to become the major driver for new technologies and processes in the next 20- 30 years as we enter the “low carbon economy”. This was the central message of the breakfast seminar hosted by the European Chamber on 26th July last.