China’s longevity market is emerging as a powerful new growth frontier as the country enters a rapidly aging demographic era.

China's rare earth export controls have expanded to cover more products, affecting global supply chains and critical ...

Multinationals should consolidate all filing schedules including corporate income tax, VAT, payroll, and any sector specific ...

China’s new government procurement policy favors domestic products but offers foreign firms clearer rules and fairer ...

In 2024, China’s ODI rose to US$192.2 billion, with a clear pivot toward high-tech, green energy, and digital infrastructure, reflecting a strategy of innovation-driven, sustainable global expansion.

As incomes rise and urbanization accelerates, interest in sports and fitness is growing across China. Recognizing the sector’s potential as a new driver of consumption, the government is actively ...

China’s imports in the first seven months of 2025 reveal shifting demand across energy commodities, high-tech inputs, and consumer goods. For global exporters and investors, the data provides insights ...

China’s AI + Manufacturing initiative is transforming production across sectors, enabling flexible, data-driven, and high-precision operations, with significant opportunities for both large firms and ...

China’s new Vocational Skills Training Initiative (2025–2027) aims to upgrade workforce capabilities across strategic sectors, improve labor inclusion, and align training with market needs. For ...

The passage of the Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Ordinance marks a significant milestone in Hong Kong cybersecurity, establishing a new legal framework to protect essential ...

2025 is a pivotal year in China’s policy cycle, marking the close of the 14th Five-Year Plan and the lead-up to the 15th, which will chart the country’s course from 2026 to 2030. President Xi Jinping ...

Note: Annual changes are in US dollar terms. From January to April, general trade (as opposed to processing trade) rose by 0.6 percent year-on-year and accounted for 64 percent of China’s total trade.