Cyber security continues to trouble companies with increasing regularity. And cyber security spending by companies across the globe is expected to exceed $1 trillion from 2017 to 2021. DLA Piper and China-Britain Business Council cordially invite you to join us at our complimentary lunch seminar to be held in Beijing to learn session on some …
In Todays Talking Points: India, China, Japan to expand cooperation in the energy sector; China becomes a ‘driving power’ for solar energy with $86.5 billion invested last year; China-Philippines oil and gas exploration deal for the South China Sea “near’; Chinese vice premier stresses natural resource development, protection India, China, Japan to expand cooperation in the energy sector India, China, Japan …
In today’s talking points: Agriculture entrepreneurs urged to set sights on China market; China needs ‘extraordinary measures’ to revitalize countryside: minister; China Agriculture ministry to closely watch soybean supplies after tariff plan; China tariffs could help Australia gain share from US wine, nut and fruit producers. Agriculture entrepreneurs urged to set sights on China market Malaysian …
On the 9th of June this year, AustCham Beijing proudly presented Ball on the Wall 2018 at Juyongguan, The Great Wall. The annual Great Wall Dinner was first held by ANZA in 2006, and AustCham Beijing were honoured to be able to bring back such an iconic event to our guests. Despite initial forecasts of rain, the sky cleared up in …
In Today’s Talking Points: We must retaliate when people damage our interests, says China’s vice finance minister; China joins HK-U.S. battle for Chinese tech listings; JD.com’s Finance Arm Looking to Raise $1.9 Billion in fresh equity at a $20 Billion Valuation We must retaliate when people damage our interests, says China’s vice finance minister The building tensions …
The Australian Embassy, Beijing, will be hosting a dawn service on 25 April to commemorate ANZAC Day. Musical accompaniment will be provided by The International Festival Chorus and Friends. All visitors are required to pre-register for the event by e-mailing The Australian Embassy at defence.beijing@dfat.gov.au or The New Zealand Embassy at anzacday.beijing@mft.net.nz or alternatively calling …
In Today’s Talking Points: China to set up first University in China to rival America’s Caltech in innovation, Report shows that inequality in school performance will cost Australia $20 billion, Ian O’Connor appointed as the new chair for the Higher Education Standards Panel in Australia China to set up first University in China to rival America’s …
Mentor Walks started in Beijing in 2013. This year hosts and organizers are AustCham Beijing, AmCham China, Britcham and Viva. The program brings together established and emerging women leaders in our community for a morning walk to discuss professional and personal successes, challenges and aspirations. Mentor Walks bring together established women leaders and emerging women leaders in …
In today’s talking points: Booming Technology Industry is Reshaping Agriculture Throughout China; China Aims for Modernised Farm Sector by 2035; China Establishes New Food and Food Related Agencies; China Unveils Retaliatory Tariffs on American Food Imports. Booming Technology Industry is Reshaping Agriculture Throughout China The Chinese agriculture industry is experiencing productivity increase brought about by …
The Chinese legal environment evolves rapidly and such changes might impact the activity of Foreign companies. The conference will give an overview of the most important reforms during the past year in business law area: – Amendment to Anti-unfair Competition Law – Improving corporate governance and protection of shareholders’ rights and interests – Foreign Investment …