CGCC E-Connects
"CGCC E-Connects" is an online program that enables our members to share their industrial reports, webinars, and other online resources to educate and benefit our diverse community.
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“Fast & Furious 9” tops China box office, China becomes Apple ’s biggest supplier, Beijing cracks down on cryptocurrency, and Goldman Sachs is granted preliminary approval to form a wealth management JV with the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China. Get the latest US-China business and industry news roundup at #ReachFurther.
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COVID-19 disruptions and the associated needs to diversify product offerings, geographic footprint and other foundations of business operations have quickly pushed a new set of priorities to the forefront, many of which M&A can help address.
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President Biden issued an Executive Order asking the Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Treasury to work with the Financial Stability Oversight Council to assess risks that climate change poses to the financial system. The Executive Order highlights the growing regulatory focus on climate-related financial risks, which will likely manifest itself through a growing number of related supervisory initiatives. This White Paper describes the Executive Order, along with recent guidance and statements of the U.S. federal and state financial services regulators, and offers a look ahead at what’s next.
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China recently released new drafts of its Data Security Law and its Personal Information Protection Law for public comment; when finalized the two laws will impose significant obligations on how companies collect, process, and transfer data while operating in, or transacting with, companies or individuals in China.
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In East West Bank’s latest #USChina business and industry news round-up: Chinese antitrust regulators fine several of its internet giants, including Tencent; China’s box office tops 2020 cumulative gross; and Tesla begins recycling EV components at Shanghai gigafactory.
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The global IPO market started 2021 on a high, breaking records. IPO candidates should consider acting while the transaction window is still open.
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President Biden has introduced a $2 trillion infrastructure plan that proposes a wide range of tax credits to incentivize investment in affordable housing, community development, and clean energy.
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US President Joseph Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have consistently framed their policies with what they call the four major “crises” facing the nation: COVID-19, the economy, climate, and inequity. Many of the most important executive actions and policy proposals during the first 100 days of the Biden-Harris administration, whether by legislative proposal, executive order, rulemaking, or other policy vehicle, have been framed as an attempt to address one or more of these four policy concerns, and most address more than one.
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Multinational companies are under increasing legal and social pressure to increase their representation of women and minorities on boards and in their workforce. Long after the practice became commonplace in Europe, the United States is beginning to impose initiatives mandating that companies include a certain number of minorities on their boards.
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We live in a digital age. How we communicate, shop, entertain ourselves, take care of our health and order groceries, all look significantly different than how we would have done it just 20 years ago. Banking and finance is also changing. And so is money.