The American Chamber of Commerce in southwestern China has abruptly suspended operations, the organisation representing US businesses in the region said. In a message to its members, the group said it would stop operations from Monday and "no longer carry out any activities" under its name, AmCham Southwest, "in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China". Benjamin Wang, chairman of AmCham Southwest, said in a message to the South China Morning Post on Tuesday that the group was "still working with the local government to resolve the issue", without elaborating. US-China tensions worsen treatment…
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