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Following the earthquake in China's Sichuan Province, the Chinese Government has produced a list of materials that are in short supply and needed urgently. Find out if you can help.
This free workshop will provide an insight into the business potential of this region and an understanding of the business methods to break the barriers and enter the market.
An appeal fund has just been announced by Leicestershire County Council to assist those in Sichuan devastated by the earthquake.
This non-profit programme offers managers the unique possibility to achieve profound knowledge about China’s language, business culture and social values. The programme was initiated jointly by the European Commission and the Government of China.
The East Midlands China Business Bureau would like to express its concern and support for those affected by the recent earthquake in Sichuan province, China.
Due to events in Sichuan this event has now been postponed.
One major incentive for investing in China is low cost labour, and Chinese employees are attracted to working for foreign-invested companies. However, understanding the process and responsibilites of employing Chinese staff is vital - this seminar will discuss these issues.
UK Trade & Investment is piloting a new free service providing a range of diplomatic and economic reports from selected countries.
The East Midlands China Business Bureau is hosting it's next visit to SouthWest China 7th - 11th April
EMTEX, in conjunction with UK Trade & Investment, are organising a mission to the Far East, to include potential countries such as China, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam and India.
The regional Language network has released new podcasts as well as 2 new projects to assist your company with its language needs.
Business Award Scheme run by Cathay Pacific Airways for companies doing business with China and Hong Kong. Closing Date for applications is 12 October.
On 29th June 2007 the People's Republic of China passed a new labour contract law which will come into effect in January 2008.
The High Growth Markets Programme helps UK companies capitalise on major commercial opportunities emerging in some of the world’s fastest-growing markets.
Are you a graduate British Chinese entrepreneur? We would like to hear what you have to say about entrepreneurship and business support in the UK.
The East Midlands China Business Bureau invites businesses to join them on a Market Visit to Southwest China.
Warwick Business School is conducting research into the international innovation capabilities of foregin enterprises in China.
As of January 1st 2008, a new law will be in place which will unify the income tax rate for domestic and foreign enterprises.
This free workshop will provide information about business opportunities in China, how best to take advantage of them and the support available. With plenty of opportunity for networking and to hear from companies already successfully trading with China this event is one not to miss.
With the largest international student population of any UK university the University of Nottingham are confident that many UK companies could benefit from the skills and knowledge of their students. The University has recently launched a professionally supported full and part-time International Student Placement Programme, open to companies from across the country.
