China is unlikely to launch major fiscal stimulus in H2 2026 as GDP growth stays on track. This market-entry briefing explains why stable macro policy — not stimulus-driven spikes — creates better conditions for foreign companies entering China.
Xiaomi unveiled its first extended-range EV, the SkyNomad, on July 30, 2026, entering a hybrid segment whose sales are weakening and inventories rising. This guide explains what the market shift means for foreign auto suppliers, parts makers, and investors in China's automotive ecosystem.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing will launch China Treasury Bond Futures on August 4, 2026 — the first exchange-traded CGB derivatives available to foreign investors outside the mainland. Here are the 3 steps to access China's US$19.9 trillion bond market.
Hong Kong's Chapter 18C specialist tech regime and Zhongji Innolight's $7B IPO signal a new era for foreign innovative firms. This guide maps three listing pathways — 18C, 18A, and WVR — and the practical steps foreign AI, biotech, and clean energy companies need to take in 2026-2027.
ByteDance split Feishu between Doubao AI and Volcano Engine on July 30. This guide explains service continuity risks, new AI capabilities, and data residency options for foreign companies using Chinese enterprise AI tools.
Setting up payroll in China requires registration with tax, social insurance, and housing fund authorities. Here's a 5-step guide to get your first salary run right.
Navigating US, EU, and Chinese export controls on semiconductors requires a multi-jurisdictional compliance framework. Here's how foreign firms can operate legally in 2026.
China's Big Fund Phase III has raised US$47 billion to invest in semiconductor equipment, materials, and advanced packaging. Here's what foreign suppliers need to know.
China aims for 70% semiconductor self-sufficiency by 2027 but remains dependent on foreign equipment and materials. Here's where foreign chip companies still find opportunities.
China customs clearance requires 5 core documents: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, and product-specific certifications. Here's how to prepare each correctly.
China applies different tariff rates depending on product origin. Understand MFN rates, FTA preferential rates, and temporary rates to legally minimize your import duty burden.