In the news: U.S.-China BIT talks continue, Dongguan's labor market suffers and Nestle rides the e-commerce boom

This week the negative list was mentioned as a priority in the upcoming U.S.-China treaty negotiations, a Guangdong factory hub struggled in the economic restructuring and Nestle redirected its online sales strategy

4 minute read June 08, 2016 at 02:56 AM

Katherine Jo

In the news: U.S.-China BIT talks continue, Dongguan's labor market suffers and Nestle rides the e-commerce boom

U.S.-China treaty talks

Officials from the U.S. and China are meeting next week to discuss the bilateral investment treaty (BIT), with a key item on the agenda being the negative list, which indicates the sectors that are off limits.

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