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The Impact of President-Elect Trump’s Proposed Tax and Interest Rate Policy on China’s Inbound Investments:
In response to an interview request by a Chinese news agency about the impacts of President-elect Trump’s tax and interest rate policy on Chinese FDIs in the US, Siva Yam, President of the US-China Chamber of Commerce states as below
U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce
Interview request from Chinese news agency, Xinhua
USCCC in the News
January 2017
Siva Yam
Individuals who have been inoculated with the Chinese COVID vaccine, obtained the vaccination certificated, and fit any of the following criteria can now process visas in accord with pre-pandemic guidelines.
Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the United States of America
The Chinese embassy and consulates are facilitating visa processing for individuals inoculated with Chinese COVID-19 Vaccines
Announcement
March 15, 2021
"Jon R. Tabor, Chairman and CEO of Allied Mineral Products, LLC has just returned to the U.S. after visiting several cities in China. He will share his firsthand experience in this timely webinar about the 30 days that he spent on in China (about half were spent in quarantine), traveling from one city to another city, and making critical decisions in expanding their investments during this uncertain time. He will discuss what he has seen today and what he believes in the future.
U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce
Webinar: Why did I travel to and expand our investment in China during the pandemic?
Event
December 16, 2020
Jon R. Tabor
Trade is the heart of business. Small businesses can benefit tremendously from getting involved in trade. However, a sound strategy and a good understanding of the process are critical to realize the benefits and avoid the pitfalls of such an engagement. With limited resources, unsound decisions could be severely detrimental to small businesses. This webinar will address the risks and opportunities and will focus on proven strategy to maximize the opportunities in the digital world. U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce helps small business meet the challenge.
U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce
Webinar: How Can Small Businesses Benefit from Trade?
Event
October 8, 2020
Siva Yam, CPA, CFA
President of the U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce
More than 25% of all revenue of sellers on Amazon globally is from cross-border e-commerce. Its growth rate is twice as that of the $3.4 trillion e-commerce as a whole. Small businesses can run like global entities because of the eco-system in e-commerce, and 97% of internet-enabled small businesses export. The future is compelling. However, it is everything but simple. The webinar will give an overview of cross-border e-commerce and will discuss some of the challenges facing small businesses.