China eases FDI rules, making approvals easier

Beijing has devolved authority for approving more foreign investment projects to local authorities, making it easier for foreign investors to set up shop in China, according to new rules published on Thursday.

Chinese exports slump 25% as demand wilts

Chinese exports slumped by more than a quarter last month, as the country felt the full force of a collapse global demand that more than offset a sharp rise in domestic investment.

China Issues Regulation on Disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

China's State Council, or Cabinet, announced on 4th March a regulation, signed by Premier Wen Jiabao, on the disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment, in a bid to promote recycling, environmental protection and safeguard human health.

Business Directory 2009 Available now!

The European Chamber is pleased to announce the launch of its Business Directory 2009. The complimentary copy for all members will be delivered within the following weeks.

European Chamber meets with MIIT

On 4th March, a delegation from the European Chamber led by the Chamber President Joerg Wuttke had a meeting with Mr Xi Guohua, Vice Minister of MIIT.

200 Attend Inaugural Insight China Seminar in Beijing

Wang Qishan meets Chamber President, Praises Chamber’s "fight against protectionism"

On Saturday February 21st, Joerg Wuttke, the President of the European Chamber, met with Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan and presented him with a copy of the Chamber’s Annual report, European Business in China Position Paper 2008/2009.

The 7th Transnational Corporations China Forum 2009 is to be held in Beijing this month

This year's forum is to be held at Beijing Tianlun Dynasty Hotel on 27th February.

EU urges to avoid protectionism

The European Union (EU) came under a call on Monday to stick to its principle of open economy and to resist temptation of protectionism in the economic downturn.