The ideological and political differences between China and the U.S. continue to grow, but the world's two largest economies remain inextricably linked.

SwissCham is delighted to invite you to the 5th edition of the Sino-Swiss Business Awards on October 21, 2021 at China World Summit Wing in Beijing. The event will continue the celebrations of the 25th anniversary of SwissCham China and will be the occasion to reward the efforts of many Swiss and Chinese companies, particularly in the field of sustainability.

The pioneer China-focused international private equity and venture capital event, the AVCJ China Forum, has remained unrivalled as the most influential gathering of domestic Chinese and international institutional investors, fund managers and professional advisors since its inception in 2001.

SwissCham Beijing is delighted to invite you to our monthly "Networking Cocktails" at a beautiful terrace of BVLGARI Hotel on Wednesday, September 29. Come and join us for our last outdoor gathering of the season.

Latin America 2022 A survey of Latin America division corporate leaders

In the descendant economic chaos of 2020, all but a handful of the world’s economies declined thanks to COVID and, more specifically, the lockdowns that the pandemic provoked. By contrast, economic recovery varies substantially by region and by country. Latin America stood out for taking the most devasting blows from COVID. Its recovery will be even more remarkable and distinct from the rest of the world. Below are documented six reasons that...

TURKEY MARKS 99TH ANNIVERSARY OF VICTORY DAY On August 30, Turkey marked the 99th anniversary of the Victory Day, one of the glorious turning points on the path towards the Republic of Turkey's independence.

Our View: Innovative Greece EDITORIAL From Amazon to Volkswagen, world leading companies are recognizing Greece as a new hub of innovation.

With the worst case scenario unravelling, chaos and regional security concerns define this week’s news, while the Stans and their foreign allies remain vigilant.

Great Wall Motors has inked a deal with German carmaker Daimler AG to purchase its plant in Brazil, which will mark the Chinese carmaker's arrival in Latin America's largest economy.