U.S. Companies Doing Well In China; Express Concerns About Business Climate - Survey
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Executive Summary
HONG KONG - Most U.S. companies in China are doing well and expect to expand operations this year, but bureaucracy and unclear laws and regulations are impeding their plans, the 2011 Business Climate Survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in the People's Republic of China shows
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