Some companies are reacting by pulling or spinning off their Chinese operations, while even Chinese officials themselves are working to help U.S. companies navigate the regulations.
August 17, 2023 at 01:46 PM
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U.S. companies doing business in China have until Nov. 30 to comply with new rules for standard contractual clauses for data transfers, already a tight deadline made more complicated by the rules’ broad reach.
Some companies are reacting by pulling or spinning off their Chinese operations, while even Chinese officials themselves are working to help U.S. companies navigate the regulations.
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