U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce in the News

President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Iowa Governor Terry Branstad to be the next US Ambassador to China, choosing an "old friend" of Beijing, after upsetting the Communist giant by his protocol-shattering talk with the Taiwanese president...

Siva Yam, president of the US-China Chamber of Commerce said Terry Branstad is an excellent choice. “President Xi Jinping lived in Iowa for three weeks, and he has a special relationship with Governor Branstad and a passion for the State of Iowa”

Hong Lei, Consul General in Chicago speaks at the 17th Annual Trade Conference.

2016年10月24日，驻芝加哥总领事洪磊在芝加哥中美总商会（United States of America-China Chamber of Commerce）举行的第十七届中美经贸研讨会上发表题为《中国经济发展新趋势与中美合作新机遇》的主题演讲......"

Paul Nash: Mr. Yam, you have long felt that China's business culture must change. How must it change? And what do you think will it take to bring about such change?

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U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce president Siva Yam said the demise of Canada’s investor visa program "will draw some Chinese investors to America" who would have otherwise made a bid for residency north of the border.

For wealthy Chinese eager to put their capital abroad, risking becoming a fraud victim or a flop may be worth it...

China is still the best choice for global manufacture outsourcing, US experts said at the 14th US-China Chamber of Commerce's Trade Conference in Chicago on Monday.

"China is still the choice because labor in China is efficient and the relationship that many companies have established cannot be easily replaced," Siva Yam, president of the US-China Chamber of Commerce, told Xinhua.

He pointed out that China has the advantage over other Southeast Asian countries with its big market -- not only for companies to outsource, but also for them to stay close to a large consumer market.