Sentences with phrase «chinese companies»

Souring the mood were reports the Trump administration is considering executive action to restrict some Chinese companies» ability to sell telecoms equipment in the United States.

Lo was leading a six - day Hong Kong - Shanghai business mission to Jakarta and Manila in the Philippines to explore the infrastructure needs of the two Asean countries, which Hong Kong and mainland Chinese companies will be incentivised to fulfil under the belt and road scheme.

On March 22, the Trump Administration announced plans to pursue Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act which outlines measures to respond to «unfair trade practices» — in this case, what the Trump Administration believes are intellectual property infringements on the part of Chinese companies.

Home grown Chinese companies are set to outperform their multinational rivals in winning over the next generation of Chinese executives in the coming decade, according to a report from Bain & Company.

Chinese companies tell you about their people and what industry they are in but don't really tell you what they do».

We have a lot of options and work with a great deal of Chinese companies.

«Chinese companies such as Geely and Great Wall have financial power and technology resources,» said industry analyst John Zeng of LMC Automotive.

In other news, Mike Moffatt recently quibbled with the government's assertion that lower tariffs amounted to special breaks for Chinese companies.

On the following Monday, the CSI300 index - the equity index for the largest Chinese companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen - rose by 1.2 %.

This has led Chinese companies to look out for early signs of potential problems, and many are particularly wary of new entrants from the West whose infrastructure or product offering may not yet be established in, or tailored to, the Chinese market.

The Stock Connect has been expected to narrow the price differences for shares of Chinese companies listed in both markets, ie the A shares listed on mainland exchanges, and the H shares listed in Hong Kong.

Unlike in the U.S., Chinese companies tend to access capital through bank lending rather than through equity markets, though the Chinese government is trying to encourage greater equity market capitalization via reforms.

A number of Chinese companies are trying to shore up their stock prices with programs that encourage employees to buy shares and ensuring them against losses.

American companies and their Washington backers contend that Chinese companies have stolen secrets to help build up businesses in areas like wind turbines, often through hacking.

Many think of Chinese companies in the context of how they compete with Western technology providers.

And in some cases, Chinese companies have shown they still have much to learn, even after cozying up to American partners.

«Domestic consumption is still growing,» he adds, «and if investment from the US slows, the slack may be taken up by European and maybe later Chinese companies investing in Mexico.»

A U.S. delegation led by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin arrives here on Thursday with a list of asks for President Xi Jinping: reduce China's trade surplus with the U.S., better protect intellectual property, and end policies Washington says favor large Chinese companies and discriminate against American businesses.

While working with businesses, she realised the growing number of ASX - listed Chinese companies were struggling to connect with shareholders, leading to share price stagnation.

Promisingly, its roster of investors includes high - profile Chinese companies with long histories and ties to the state.

That could include agreeing to buy additional American products to lower the trade surplus with the United States, reviving old economic dialogues between the countries, or cracking open some domestic markets to foreign competition — but only those where Chinese companies are already securely dominant.

Both Hong Kong and the US, the two main destinations for an overseas listing of Chinese companies, have recorded sizable listings from domestic tech firms from online - only insurance service ZhongAn to small loan lending platform Qudian.

While it is encouraging to see the high level of support from Chinese companies, for whatever reason, the unfortunate truth is that not all leading domestic Chinese companies are able to serve the one belt, one road as they are constrained by traditions, culture, and language barriers.

It is a contentious hardork made to centralize development under the control of Bitmain, so they can exploit difficulty reratings and fees in one hand, and please the communist Chinese goverment which oversight and approves all operations of all Chinese companies, and Bitmain is not an exception.

Many of the Chinese companies that are taking their business abroad branded themselves as part of the one belt, one road, in order to receive support and preferential access from the Chinese government, but whether they are actually contributing to the one belt, one road initiative is questionable.

Administration officials strongly object to the program's goal of having Chinese companies dominate these advanced industries, particularly in the Chinese market.

ROTH was one of the first U.S. investment banks to focus on financing small - cap Chinese companies, and established a Representative Office in Shanghai in 2007.

The EU previously has taken issue with China's provision of large - scale subsidies to Huawei, but China's growing role in the Russian economy likely will continue to facilitate Chinese companies» ability to outbid their global competitors on Russia - related projects.123 With Huawei and China Telecom's footprint growing in the Arctic and elsewhere across Eurasia, Western telecommunications firms will likely face growing competition from the east.

Twitter has appointed a new head of Chinese operations, as the number of Chinese companies using the medium to market overseas continues to rise.

Chinese companies have invested or pledged to invest in key sectors of the economy that are important to the Russian leadership: Yamal, Rosneft, Gazprom, and the NSR.

At a daily news conference on Wednesday, Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, said that the government hopes the United States could create a level playing field for Chinese companies.

Results of a 2013 survey of Chinese companies» outward foreign direct investment intentions.

The San Francisco - based social media network remains blocked on within mainland China, though tools like Twitter have become an important medium for Chinese companies seeking to reach out to foreign markets.

Results of a 2011 survey of Chinese companies» outward direct intentions, including specific information on proposed Chinese investment in Canada.

According to a new white paper commissioned by the Department of Defense, Beijing is encouraging Chinese companies with close government ties to invest in American start - ups specializing in critical technologies like artificial intelligence and robots to advance China's military capacity as well as its economy.

The right policy is lower tariffs for Canadians and to ensure that Chinese companies pay their fair share.

This is most visibly seen in infrastructure, while China also recently surpassed Germany as the main exporter to Russia of machinery.121 Combined with Western sanctions policies that have made Russia a less attractive place to do business, China's growing clout in Russia suggests that Chinese companies are able to undercut Western competitors in Russia.

The reality is that very little of the tariffs placed on Chinese goods are paid for by Chinese companies.

I have already addressed the tax fairness issue, but there is also an underlying assumption here that Canadian tariffs on Chinese goods are wholly or mostly paid for by Chinese companies.

China telecoms clampdown: The Trump administration is considering executive action to restrict the ability of some Chinese companies to sell telecommunications equipment in the U.S. based on national - security concerns, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Chinese companies that borrowed in foreign currency at a record pace in the past three years will buy dollars to protect against losses, he said.

Characterizing low tariffs as being a «special tax break for Chinese companies» is a good political talking point.

When US solar manufacturers tried to get another set of tariffs installed in 2013, Chinese companies moved production to Germany, South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia.

The document said the project «runs counter to the EU agenda for liberalising trade and pushes the balance of power in favour of subsidised Chinese companies.»

These are among a spate of Chinese companies expected to open their doors to ordinary investors in Hong Kong over the next year through public listings, following a loosening...

The government's favourite talking point on recent tariff hikes is that the existing system represents a «special tax break for Chinese companies.»

The rules could also restrict American partnerships with Chinese companies abroad.

They denounced it as designed to hamper free trade and give Chinese companies an advantage.

Mr. Trump has said the threat of such tariffs would persuade China, for example, to modify the economic policies that he describes as providing unfair advantages to Chinese companies.

The White House points to regulations that force many US businesses to hand over their technology to Chinese companies as a condition for being able to do business in China.