USA – Why Do Business with China? Is It Time They Agreed On Something?

USA - does it really need to find a way to do business with China with economic conflict?

China – USA trade is a hot topic with many politicians stepping into the fray, disputes run from solar to the trade deficit. However there are growing voices in Washington calling for a bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with China. What issues are at stake? Would it be more constructive for the world’s two leading economies to work out there differences?

I believe so, it is essential for the USA to find equal footing on international business with China. The fact that the Chinese economy maybe slowing down – may help to bring them to the negotiating table. China’s change in leadership this year might also yield greater benefits for doing business in China and with China. With the rise of other economies in the region, It might be in both of their interests to shore up any disagreements over trade and investment. MSN money explores the issue in detail.

Doing Business With Chinese – Starbucks Is Booming

Starbucks - pleased to do business in China

Starbucks seems to be everywhere in the news recently and much of the talk is on their success and expansion. Their profits are up and investing in China early on, has already proven itself as one the smartest moves the company ever made. Starbucks’ CEO and executives discuss their Q2 profits – more on this story – Seeking Alpha

New Zealand’s Cross Cultural Business Achievements Just keep Growing

New Zealand doing international business with china

China is not the biggest trading partner for everyone, for some it might be the European Union, others the USA, for New Zealand it’s Australia. New Zealand and Australia have both become instrumental players in the region and within APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation). Both countries are now focused on doing business with China. But for New Zealand in particular the importance of working closely with China is growing – it’s moving past belonging to an organization. For more information on this article see –  New Zealand Herald