Despite its attempts to woo back foreign investment, China has yet to see a hoped-for return of overseas capital as enterprises express hesitation to jump back into the fray.
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Foreign companies are relocating their investments and Asian headquarters out of China due to growing unease regarding security controls, Beijing s protection of Chinese rivals, declining business environment, national self-reliance policy, and a lack of progress on promised reforms. The European Union Chamber of Commerce s survey disclosed that two-thirds of respondents found doing business in China more challenging than ever before.
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