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Immigration to the United States
Essential Documents for Living in the United States
There are many common aspects of daily life to be aware of when immigrating to the United States. Life in the U.S. is certainly very different from that in China, and immigrants will inevitably need some time to adapt. You cannot get by in the U.S. without the proper documentation.
U.S. Companies Acquired by Chinese Firms Over the Years
Last Friday, Starwood Hotels & Resorts tentatively agreed to a $13 billion acquisition offer from Anbang Insurance Group. If the deal is finalized, it will set a new record for the highest transaction price for a Chinese acquisition of a U.S. company. In recent years, Chinese enterprises have embarked on a buying spree, and investors immigrating to the U.S. have begun to turn their capital and focus toward international markets. This year alone, Chinese companies have already spent...
Research in the United States Supports Chinese Square Dancing
Recent research by scholars in Chicago, United States, suggests that square dancing can lead to better health. This study included sedentary elderly individuals around the age of 65, who either danced Latin twice a week or participated in health education. After four months, researchers found that the dancing elderly walked faster and were more active in physical exercise compared to before. The facts speak for themselves; square dancing knows no borders. The research by American scholars…
United States Holds Hearing on Autonomous Driving
Friends immigrating to the United States have learned that as early as the summer of 2013, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration publicly released classification standards for autonomous vehicles, which has been viewed as the U.S. government's preparation for the introduction of autonomous vehicles on the roads.
The U.S. Economy Will Continue to Grow Moderately
At a press conference following the FOMC monetary policy meeting, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen stated that "the U.S. economy will continue to grow moderately, and global economic and financial developments pose certain risks to the U.S. economy." Investors immigrating to the United States have a positive assessment of the U.S. economic outlook and expect further improvements in the labor market.
Survey on Smartphone Usage in the United States
Those immigrating to the United States should be aware that in today's society, where smartphones are ubiquitous, 15% to 18% of consumers in the U.S. still use feature phones. Analyst Ben Bajarin states that there are two main reasons why these consumers use non-smartphones. In addition to users expressing a lack of interest in smartphones, others believe that smartphones are too expensive and are unwilling to purchase them.
Essential Airport Guide for Immigrating to the United States
Airports are the most familiar places for every business professional, and expectations for them are particularly high. The length of wait times, ease of terminal navigation, availability of internal airport transit lines, and on-time departure performance are our standards for choosing an airport. Below, we provide an essential guide to various U.S. airports for those immigrating to the United States.
The Rise of Bulk Supermarkets in the United States
In recent years, as environmental awareness has become deeply rooted, a new type of supermarket that sells only bulk food has emerged in the United States. These stores do not provide plastic bags and require customers to bring their own containers, promoting environmental concepts through the act of shopping. Moving away from the previous marketing model of using elaborate packaging to attract consumers—which often leads to waste—this eco-friendly marketing philosophy may be gaining more public favor. Friends who have immigrated to the United States should take note when shopping at supermarkets...
Zuckerberg Voted Best CEO in the United States
Investors immigrating to the United States have learned that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg was named Best CEO at the 2016 Crunchies awards in the U.S. tech industry. The general American public highly approves of this result, as Facebook is an indispensable communication tool and the most important social networking site in the lives of immigrants in the United States.
U.S. Companies Plan to Exit Japanese Market, Prioritize Emerging Markets in China
Due to Japan's shrinking population, deteriorating business environment, and declining economic competitiveness, established U.S. companies are increasingly choosing to exit the Japanese market. Recently, major U.S. automaker Ford Motor Company announced its withdrawal from the Japanese market within the year, and the Japanese subsidiary of fast-food giant McDonald's has also decided to sell its shares. This phenomenon has attracted the attention of investors looking to immigrate to the U.S., as American enterprises begin to prioritize emerging markets such as China.
The First All-Electric Bus System in the United States Supported by Chinese Enterprises
Environmentally friendly and energy-efficient electric buses are increasingly appearing on American roads. Recently, the Antelope Valley Transit Authority in Southern California announced that the first all-electric bus system in the United States will be supported by Chinese enterprises, with BYD Auto Company providing 85 all-electric buses for the region.
Xiaomi and Meizu Phones Officially Enter the U.S. Market
Friends who have immigrated to the United States can finally purchase cost-effective domestic mobile phones through official channels! According to media reports on February 2, Xiaomi and Meizu have taken the first step in entering the U.S. market and have officially launched. They are now available for sale through the online store of the U.S. mobile virtual network operator US Mobile (which uses the T-Mobile network).