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The U.S. Commercial Service has made a new resource available to U.S. companies providing customized services to Chinese companies looking to conduct business in the U.S
China has reported a significant increase in applications for labor dispute arbitration during the economic downturn, a trend that likely was influenced by the Labor Disputes Mediation and Arbitration Law, which became effective May 1, 2008
Effective immediately, non-immigrant visa applicants may book nonimmigrant visa interview appointments at any U.S. consular section in China, regardless of the province or city where they reside
The People’s Republic of China has joined the growing number of nations to criminalize bribery of foreign officials through recent amendments to its Criminal Law, which took effect May 1, 2011
