‘We couldn’t reach them’: Chinese firms’ Iran business in limbo after strikes
Chinese exporters are uncertain about their business with Iran due to recent US and Israeli military strikes, resulting in halted shipments and unresponsive clients.
Almax and the Ecuadorian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce strengthen synergies to energize the business ecosystem
Almax and the Ecuadorian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce have formed a strategic alliance to enhance the business environment for their members.
‘Embarrassing’: Vancouver councillor calls out mayor over drugs comment controversy
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim apologized to Councillor Sean Orr for mistakenly accusing him of distributing illegal drugs during a briefing for Chinese business leaders.
The Business of 'Wishes' in China... A Woman Earned 630 Million Rupees Just from Candles!
A Chinese influencer has been arrested for fraud after selling decorated candles as 'wish candles' and reportedly earning around 63 crore rupees.
Two Months of 'Bongguan' Experiment in Hainan, China: Expansion of Sino-Korean Business Exchanges and Investments
Business exchanges and investments between Korean and Chinese companies have increased in Hainan following the initiation of the 'Bongguan' experiment.
The Boss Gave an Amazing Bonus... Keeping Bundles of Notes and Said - Take as Much as You Can!
A Chinese company's unique bonus system allows employees to take as much cash as they can gather from bundles displayed during an annual celebration.
Panasonic entrusts TV sales in Europe and the US to a Chinese company, also collaborating on development and manufacturing
Panasonic has decided to outsource its television sales in Europe and the US to the Chinese electronics giant Skyworth as part of an effort to improve profitability in its TV business.
Problems at Hotel Leikari in Kotka – Working hours logged incorrectly and tax debts with the Chinese restaurant renovation company
The Hotel Leikari in Kotka faces labor protection issues identified during inspections, with the hotel and restaurant business partly Chinese-owned.
The web of criminal suspicions related to a restaurant entrepreneur is expanding in Lappeenranta – Chinese men dispute debts
Police are expanding their investigation into a restaurant entrepreneur who owned several establishments in Lappeenranta amid allegations of criminal activity involving his Chinese business associates.
Chinese investors pour into Hong Kong-listed drug stocks as international deals multiply
Chinese investors are increasingly investing in Hong Kong-listed pharmaceutical companies, influenced by rising international business collaborations.
From butchers' leftovers to a valued delicacy, chicken feet has become a 'business of China' for Brazil
Chicken feet, once considered waste in Brazil, have become a lucrative product due to the influence of Chinese trade.
Companies Moving to China's Inland Cities... Tired of Unlimited Competition in Big Cities, They Turn Their Eyes to a Growing Market
Chinese inland cities are attracting companies seeking new growth opportunities amid intense competition in major cities, surprising visitors with vibrant streets and modern businesses.
Mandelson lobbying firm sought work with Russia and China state companies, Epstein emails show
Emails reveal that Peter Mandelson's lobbying firm sought opportunities with Russian and Chinese state companies after his ministerial tenure, showcasing the pursuit of lucrative foreign business.
Stung by Trump’s policies, German multinationals cautiously pivot towards China
German firms are increasingly investing in China due to diminished confidence in the US stemming from Trump's policies, despite facing challenges in the Chinese market.
Chinese journalist Liu Hu detained in Sichuan after report scrutinising local officials
Chinese journalist Liu Hu and his assistant were detained in Sichuan on suspicion of illegal business operations and false accusations following a report that scrutinized local officials.
EU Industry Chief: The Chinese Have 'Made in China,' What About Us?
The EU's Industry Chief, Stephane Sejourne, emphasizes the need for Europe to protect its industries with a 'Made in Europe' strategy, as stated in a recently published article co-signed by over 1100 business leaders.
New rules of expansion: Chinese firms urged to ‘go local’ as they chase sales abroad
Chinese firms are encouraged by industry leaders to adapt to local markets abroad as they seek international sales opportunities.
Philippines offers 2-week visa-free stays to lure Chinese tourists
The Philippines has announced a one-year visa-waiver program allowing Chinese nationals to stay for two weeks without a visa, applicable for tourism and business.
China-EU tariff agreement on EVs seen cutting shipments but boosting profitability
The China-EU tariff agreement on electric vehicles is expected to reduce shipment volumes while enhancing the profitability of Chinese car manufacturers, as they avoid price wars and maintain their brand reputation.
The US has played its hand in Latin America. Will China’s firms there cash out?
Chinese entrepreneurs in Latin America remain cautiously committed despite recent political turmoil following the abduction of former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro.
As China’s companies expand overseas, entrepreneurs want the passports to match
Chinese entrepreneurs are seeking local residency as their companies expand globally, as it provides essential benefits and networking opportunities.
The new China no longer buys the American dream: why Starbucks and Burger King suffer so much in the Asian giant
American companies Starbucks and Burger King are ceding control of their businesses to local partners to maintain their presence in an increasingly hostile Chinese market.
Digital Tax, USA's Withdrawal from Institutions, and Record Car Sales in Poland
The podcast "Your Business" discusses the introduction of a digital tax targeting Chinese e-commerce platforms, the USA's distancing from international institutions, and notable car sales figures in Poland.
The New Tools from Bercy to Protect French Businesses from Chinese Aggression
France is advocating for protective measures at the European level to shield entire sectors from the overwhelming influx from China, as the General Directorate of Enterprises assesses its arsenal for support.
Timeless Chinese wisdom to navigate business uncertainty
An expert from CUHK discusses how ancient I-Ching teachings can guide individuals and businesses in overcoming challenges amid economic and geopolitical turmoil.
Chinese business owner in Venezuela warns of knock-on effects following Maduro’s abduction
A Chinese business owner in Venezuela expresses concerns about the potential negative repercussions on the local Chinese community and economy following President Maduro's abduction amid heightened U.S. intervention.
Pitillos: "Neither Chinese nor Italian, here we make the best footwear and we have to believe it"
Silvia Hernández, CEO of Calzados Pitillos, is deeply involved in all aspects of shoe production, design, and sales, while preparing for a business trip to Milan and working on marketing strategies with influencers.
Did the Chinese score an own goal? By 2026, about fifty car brands will collapse, losses are unprecedented
The Chinese automotive industry is facing a significant wave of consolidation with dozens of car brands potentially vanishing by 2026 due to massive losses exacerbated by fierce price competition and weakening domestic demand.