Sunday, June 21, 2009
"2010 Exploratory Legal Trade Mission to China" Update
We are now taking registration for the 2010 Exploratory Legal Trade Mission to China" - space is very limited, please see details at http://www.artisanbusinessgroup.com and download your registration form today
Friday, June 12, 2009
ABG Signs China Negotiation Agreement with SPR
Artisan Business Group signs China business agreement with Las Vegas based SPR. ABG will assist the firm in negotiating with China suppliers. For more information about how we can help your firm to promote business in China, contact us today.
Friday, June 5, 2009
ABG Signs Agreement with America Dream Fund LLC
Artisan Business Group signs China marketing agreement with Los Angeles based American Dream Fund LLC. ABG will organize a number of marketing and meeting events for the firm in Southern China. For more information about how we can help your firm to promote business in China, contact us today.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
ABG Announces 2010 Exploratory China Legal Trade Mission
Artisan Business Group announces the planning of a China trade mission for U.S. based law firms. The proposed mission will take place in early Spring 2010. For complete details, please log on http://www.artisanbusinessgroup.com
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
New US Chamber of Commerce Study Released Today
My friend Fabiane Dal-Ri would like to share this news with my blog readers on what his firm has recently uncovered about the attitudes toward corporate investment in Africa among leading U.S. corporations -- according to senior officers of 30 American Fortune 100 corporations we interviewed. Why has Africa not attracted more interest from the U.S. business community? The firm has collected all of the answers and case studies into a news release introducing a study that launched today commissioned by the US Chamber of Commerce: http://www.usafricainvestment.com
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
ABG Offers New International Business Consulting Retainer Program
Artisan Business Group has launched three new international business development packages that are specifically designed for small business owners who need professional assistance to promote their business on a limited budget. The packages are perfect for short term business marketing and promotion projects. For more details, check out http://www.midwestUSAChina.com/retainer.htm
Monday, May 18, 2009
ABG Offers Virtual China Representative Office Services to Clients Worldwide
Setting up a representative office in China could be costly and burdensome for many smaller companies, Artisan Business Group has developed a new all in one services for companies that may consider to establish its own offices in China.
Artisan Business Group's China office will function as your virtual China Representative Office, our experienced and knowledgeable staff will handle various tasks and assignments for you in China, it will save you time and financial resources! All you have to do is to pay a monthly fee, we handle all business contacts and work for you in China. Please contact us for details.
Artisan Business Group's China office will function as your virtual China Representative Office, our experienced and knowledgeable staff will handle various tasks and assignments for you in China, it will save you time and financial resources! All you have to do is to pay a monthly fee, we handle all business contacts and work for you in China. Please contact us for details.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
China Announces New Rules on Outbound Investment
(Source: China Daily) The Chinese Ministry of Commerce issued regulations of overseas investment in a bid to encourage Chinese companies to be more ambitious on "going international" and improve their compliance with laws of host countries and their performance on corporate social responsibility.
According to the rules, the Ministry of Commerce will only review applications for overseas investment at or above 100 million USD or investment in particular countries, including those without diplomatic relationship with China and other countries on a list to be issued. Investment involving more than one country or region or investment with special purposes are also subject to the approval of the Ministry of Commerce.
Based on the number of approved applications in 2008, it is estimated that 85 percent of the application will be tackled by local commerce administrations at the provincial level, said Yao Jian, spokesman of the Ministry, today at the press conference.
Local enterprises have to apply for approval of provincial commerce offices for their projects at a minimum investment of 10 million USD but less than 100 USD, or projects in energy and mineral resources, or projects to absorb investment in China.
For a project which does not require approval of the Ministry or its provincial offices, only an application form is required and a certificate will be granted within three days. "This will be the case for most investment projects," said Yao.
Enterprises will be responsible for their feasibility studies. Commerce authorities will only consider major issues that may affect the bilateral relations, the national economic security, the international obligations or fair competition.
The rules require that commerce authorities support the overseas investment by offering information services and promoting bilateral or multilateral communication and negotiations with foreign governments. Business and commerce offices of China's foreign embassies around the world are also supposed to offer suggestion on the projects.
The regulation also urges Chinese companies to fully abide by laws and regulations of the host countries and fulfill social responsibilities when expanding their business on the international markets.
Yao thinks Chinese companies still need to improve their competence in management and adaptation to local cultures. They also need to make more efforts on market research and attracting more talents who understand operation in an international environment.
More overseas investment will be conducive to balancing China's international payment in the context of China's massive trade surplus, said Yao. He released that more business delegations would be sent this year to China's major trading partners to seek for tech cooperation and mutual investment opportunities. "They are not only for exports or imports", he said.
A Chinese delegation including 20-plus enterprises from industries of chemicals, pharmaceutical, environmental protection, automobile, textiles, etc. is in Europe for investment talks.
China made more than 52.1 billion USD foreign investment in 2008, soaring 96.7 percent over that in 2007. And the revenue from contracted projects in foreign markets reached 56.6 billion USD, up by 39 percent year on year. New contract in the first two months of this year valued 23.7 billion USD, surging 68 percent despite of the global economic downturn.
For more info, log on http://www.midwestUSAChina.com
According to the rules, the Ministry of Commerce will only review applications for overseas investment at or above 100 million USD or investment in particular countries, including those without diplomatic relationship with China and other countries on a list to be issued. Investment involving more than one country or region or investment with special purposes are also subject to the approval of the Ministry of Commerce.
Based on the number of approved applications in 2008, it is estimated that 85 percent of the application will be tackled by local commerce administrations at the provincial level, said Yao Jian, spokesman of the Ministry, today at the press conference.
Local enterprises have to apply for approval of provincial commerce offices for their projects at a minimum investment of 10 million USD but less than 100 USD, or projects in energy and mineral resources, or projects to absorb investment in China.
For a project which does not require approval of the Ministry or its provincial offices, only an application form is required and a certificate will be granted within three days. "This will be the case for most investment projects," said Yao.
Enterprises will be responsible for their feasibility studies. Commerce authorities will only consider major issues that may affect the bilateral relations, the national economic security, the international obligations or fair competition.
The rules require that commerce authorities support the overseas investment by offering information services and promoting bilateral or multilateral communication and negotiations with foreign governments. Business and commerce offices of China's foreign embassies around the world are also supposed to offer suggestion on the projects.
The regulation also urges Chinese companies to fully abide by laws and regulations of the host countries and fulfill social responsibilities when expanding their business on the international markets.
Yao thinks Chinese companies still need to improve their competence in management and adaptation to local cultures. They also need to make more efforts on market research and attracting more talents who understand operation in an international environment.
More overseas investment will be conducive to balancing China's international payment in the context of China's massive trade surplus, said Yao. He released that more business delegations would be sent this year to China's major trading partners to seek for tech cooperation and mutual investment opportunities. "They are not only for exports or imports", he said.
A Chinese delegation including 20-plus enterprises from industries of chemicals, pharmaceutical, environmental protection, automobile, textiles, etc. is in Europe for investment talks.
China made more than 52.1 billion USD foreign investment in 2008, soaring 96.7 percent over that in 2007. And the revenue from contracted projects in foreign markets reached 56.6 billion USD, up by 39 percent year on year. New contract in the first two months of this year valued 23.7 billion USD, surging 68 percent despite of the global economic downturn.
For more info, log on http://www.midwestUSAChina.com
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