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Senate NDAA Passes With China Provisions, USG Nominees Confirmed, and Tensions Flare Over Export Controls
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Senate NDAA Passes With China Provisions, USG Nominees Confirmed, and Tensions Flare Over Export Controls

The Senate on Thursday passed its version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2026. The new version includes several China provisions that were excluded from the package offered in mid-September. The bill now moves forward to conference with the House, which passed its version earlier in September.

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Senate NDAA Passes With China Provisions, USG Nominees Confirmed, and Tensions Flare Over Export Controls
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Senate NDAA Passes With China Provisions, USG Nominees Confirmed, and Tensions Flare Over Export Controls

The Senate on Thursday passed its version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2026. The new version includes several China provisions that were excluded from the package offered in mid-September. The bill now moves forward to conference with the House, which passed its version earlier in September.

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Rethinking Revenue: China Looks To Ease Fiscal Strain With Targeted Tax Reforms
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Rethinking Revenue: China Looks To Ease Fiscal Strain With Targeted Tax Reforms

China’s economy has grown faster than expected this year, but growth in tax receipts has fallen behind. In response, Beijing is turning to tax reform as a cornerstone of fiscal stabilization, combining short-term measures to raise revenue from existing sources with longer-term efforts to standardize its tax regime.

Beijing’s New Retaliation Playbook Is Reshaping Corporate Risk
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Beijing’s New Retaliation Playbook Is Reshaping Corporate Risk

For companies, this marks a shift from episodic policy shocks to institutionalized legal pressure, including conflicting compliance burdens, more discretionary enforcement, and increased uncertainty. Beijing, in turn, can use US firms’ regulatory exposure as a strategic lever to influence trade negotiations, shape corporate behavior, and advance longer-term industrial policy goals.

What To Know About Commerce’s New 50% Rule
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What To Know About Commerce’s New 50% Rule

Although BIS frames the measure as an administrative plug to a loophole in semiconductor export controls, in practice, the rule is a broad decoupling action. As a result of the rule, the number of firms facing Entity List restrictions will climb from around 1,200 to an estimated 11,000, sending a chilling effect through the commercial relationship.

BIS Releases 50% Rule, Trump and Xi to Talk Soy, and Shutdown Impacts for US-China Engagements
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BIS Releases 50% Rule, Trump and Xi to Talk Soy, and Shutdown Impacts for US-China Engagements

The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security on Tuesday published an interim final rule broadening the reach of its export controls blacklist. Under the new provision, any entity that is at least 50% owned by one or more entities on the list will itself automatically be subject to Entity List restrictions.

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Li Qiang Meets Members, Trump and Xi to Meet at APEC, and China CODEL Breaks the Ice
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Li Qiang Meets Members, Trump and Xi to Meet at APEC, and China CODEL Breaks the Ice

Senior executives of USCBC member companies on Thursday met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in New York. Members discussed market access issues and the need for a level playing field and predictable, stable business environment for US companies in China. They also highlighted the importance of ongoing dialogue between senior US and Chinese leaders.

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Implications of China’s AI+ Action Plan
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Implications of China’s AI+ Action Plan

On August 26, China’s State Council released guiding opinions on the implementation of China’s AI+ Action Plan over the next 10 years. The plan is China’s most comprehensive policy statement yet on embedding artificial intelligence throughout its economy and society, providing ministries, regulators, and local governments with key implementation goals. Target areas for AI integration include R&D, agriculture, industrial processes, and services.

US-China Trade Talks Gain Momentum After Leaders’ Call
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US-China Trade Talks Gain Momentum After Leaders’ Call

President Donald Trump is expected to meet President Xi Jinping in Seoul next month on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders’ summit in what would be the first in-person interaction between the two presidents since 2019. The announcement came from Trump last Friday on Truth Social, following his phone call with Xi earlier that day.

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