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Suzhou Industrial Park Leads China Zones

SIP Leads Rankings of Online Traffic to China's Industrial Parks and Development Zones

In the first RightSite power rankings of online interest in China's industrial parks, established destinations such as Suzhou Industrial Park and Tianjin Economic Development Area faced serious competition for public attention from newer developments such as Sutong Science and Technology Park and Shanghai International Medical Zone.

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Taicang Port Set to Compete for Shipping Traffic in China

As manufacturing moves inland, Shanghai's ports face a new challenger

When supply chain executives active in China's Yangtze River Delta think of port options, Shanghai's Waigaoqiao and Yangshan are often among the first to come to mind.

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Intel Expansion Spurs Tech Investment in Chengdu

The city's IT sector has grown rapidly, but can it become China's Silicon Valley?

Intel's recent announcement that it would hire even more staff at its Chengdu facilities reignited suggestions that began more than two decades ago: could the city in western China's Sichuan Province turn into the next Silicon Valley?

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Get to Know Chengdu's 5 Leading Industrial Parks

These industrial developments provide homes for companies relocating to western China

Chengdu has become a popular city in recent years for companies looking to develop their operations in China, progressing from its image as a city of low-cost manufacturing plants to become known as a centre for high tech and financial services.

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How to Avoid Supply Chain Disruptions in China

Tips from a China Logistics Professional on how to keep your shipping running smoothly

Manufacturers can spend millions of renminbi setting up a factory, developing a customer base, and managing their production processes to take advantages of the growth available in China, but even the fastest growing markets will fail to bring profits if your supply chain isn't reliable.

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Managing Finance Hurdles in China

Experienced Entrepreneurs Speak Out on Challenges of Funding WFOE Companies

Most investors know that wholly foreign-owned enterprises (WFOE) are the preferred investment vehicle in most industries, as they allow much more flexibility than a representative office but provide more control over a business' strategy and intellectual property than a joint-venture.

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Green Facilities Becoming Reality in China

Savings in costs making sustainable China factories economically viable

Green facilities may be good for the planet, but they're not easy to achieve.

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5 Tips on Choosing a China M&A Consultant

Good consultants can provide valuable help, but choosing the right one requires some homework

The unsuspecting foreign investor will be surprised to find how helpful everyone is in China. Indeed, it often seems that China's biggest sector after manufacturing is China strategy consulting. A Google search of “China consultants” results in more than 20 million results.

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Next Steps: The Impact of Labour Strikes on Manufacturers in China

What to expect from the changing working climate at Chinese production facilities

Workers in China's factories are on the move. But unlike during the holidays, this is not a migration.

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Bio-Medical Parks in China Reach Out to Pharmaceutical Investors

Growing demand is leading China's industrial parks to seek out bio-medical companies

The rapid growth of China’s economy is reflected in the dramatic rate of development observed in the nation’s bio-tech and pharmaceutical industry. Currently, there are more than 300 contract research organizations (CROs) and 5,000 pharmaceutical companies in China.

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