Category: Business

Business centres, now a well established concept in China, are a costeffective solution for multinational companies that require temporary office space. Some, however, are starting to look to the longer term.

The implications of China’s accession to the WTO are explored in a new Unctad report. In this extract, state-owned enterprises in sectors such as automobiles are shown to be especially vulnerable to big job losses.

The Zhangjiang High-Tech Park in Shanghai is home to an innovative medical start-up company that is beginning to compete with multinational groups on the global stage.

Setting up a holding company in China is an expensive proposition for multinationals, but there are substantial advantages to be derived.

Changes to dozens of laws and rules following China’s accession to the WTO has greatly enhanced China’s attractiveness to foreign investors.