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What You Should Know About CFIUS
Karen Dickinson and Matt Vogel | November 24, 2009

CFIUS, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, is composed of representatives from federal agencies such as the Department of Defense, Department of State and Department of Homeland Security, and has the authority to review transactions involving foreign buyers when the transactions potentially affect

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Managing Trade Payment Risk in China
Martin Jones | September 18, 2009

U.S. firms transacting in China should pay more attention to their accounts receivable than ever before, and be willing to collect bad debt without fear of ruining relationships or reputations of business associates. The growing message in China today is that debtors can no longer get away with non-payment.

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Commentary: Emerging Asia Inspires Investor Confidence
Christopher Bjorke  | July 23, 2009

As the end of the recession slowly approaches, investors are feeling the most confidence about Asia and finding cause for worry in Europe and the United States

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Asian  Suppliers Feel the Crunch: Risk management in the supply chain is essential
Denise Bedell | April 20, 2009

As 2009 moves into its second quarter trade between Asia and its western trading partners is expected to continue to decline. As a result, companies at both ends of the trade relationship are changing the way they manage their physical and financial supply chains.

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