A series of government raids on foreign companies has undercut Beijing’s open-for-business message, reinforcing global ...
Elon Musk may be fine, but for smaller U.S. businesses, operating in China has become "very risky," a lawyer who works in the ...
News of the crackdown on US firms came amid ongoing tensions between China and the US. The raids were partly triggered by several US think tank reports, reported the Wall Street Journal ...
Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed concern Wednesday about the treatment of American companies and other foreign enterprises in China amid reports of raids on US firms, saying they are ...
After China ... on US chip maker Micron, its commerce minister moved on Monday to settle the nerves of American investors. At a meeting in Shanghai, attended by representatives of US firms and ...
Confirming the raid ... firms including Kroll, Control Risks, McKinsey and FTI based there. In recent years, following the enactment of a China-imposed national security law in 2020, the United ...
Chinese police last week raided several CapVision offices in China, following similar raids on the Mintz Group ... from what they mean in the United States. We need to stop playing economic ...
US officials condemned the action as having ‘no basis in fact’ and said the ‘recent raids and targeting’ of its firms contradicted China’s claims it was an open market. The escalating ...
The investigation follows earlier police raids on the Chinese offices of two American companies in March and early April: Bain & Company, an international strategy consulting firm based in Boston ...
Multiple China offices of Capvision were reportedly ... five of its Chinese staffers were detained after a raid Three American consulting firms have become the target of China's anti-espionage ...
BEIJING — Foreign companies in China are uncertain about what they are allowed to do following police raids on consulting ... of products from the biggest US maker of memory chips, Micron ...
After China ... on US chip maker Micron, its commerce minister moved on Monday to settle the nerves of American investors. At a meeting in Shanghai, attended by representatives of US firms and ...
