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China's Curling Investment Wave at U.S. Shore
China's Curling Investment Wave at U.S. Shore
A report says more than 10,000 jobs and billions of dollars are just the beginning for Chinese investment in America
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(New York) – The state of Michigan's Economic Development Corp. moved its Asia office to Shanghai from Hong Kong in 2005. A few years later, the State of South Carolina beefed up its Shanghai development staff and closed a Tokyo office.
These and other states have pursued economic growth strategies that strongly target Chinese investment. And according to a new report, the initiatives are paying off.
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