China’s 12 Measures to Boost Reinvestment: 3 Moves for Foreign Firms
China unveiled 12 measures this week to spur foreign firms to reinvest profits onshore. Here are 3 moves to defer the 10% dividend tax and keep capital working in China.
Hong Kong Excludes Prop Traders From Tax Break: 3 Moves for Foreign Firms
Hong Kong says proprietary trading desks won't qualify for the proposed fund tax exemption on performance pay. Here are 3 compliance moves for foreign financial firms.
PBOC Reworks Loan Pricing Benchmarks: 3 Moves for Foreign Borrowers
China's PBOC is diversifying loan pricing benchmarks and shifting its focus to overnight rates. Here are 3 moves foreign borrowers must make to manage financing costs in 2026.
EU-China Trade Talks Shift to Institutionalized Consultation: 4 Signals for Foreign Companies
China and the EU have held 20+ working-group consultations since June, moving from tariff friction toward an institutionalized trade mechanism. Four signals for foreign companies with China-Europe operations, from export-control talks to the fall ministerial meeting.
Chevrolet Suspends China Sales: 4 Lessons for Foreign Automakers in 2026
GM's Chevrolet has suspended new-car sales in China as foreign automaker market share drops to 37%. This briefing breaks down the regulatory and competitive lessons every foreign auto company must learn from the retreat.
What China’s Pecan Anti-Dumping Deposits Mean for Foreign Ag Exporters
MOFCOM's preliminary anti-dumping ruling requires importers of U.S. and Mexican pecans to post per-company customs deposits from August 11. This policy briefing explains the ruling's impact on export contracts, landed costs, and how foreign ag exporters should respond.