China has long promised the world that it would further open up its economy to foreign business and investment. Despite slowing economic growth, the economy still provides many attractive long-term opportunities. But an opaque regulatory environment and investment restrictions make it considerably difficult for foreign firms to reap the full benefits. What can businesses and investors expect from China's renewed commitment to deeper reforms and expanding openness? With continued downward pressure and a prolonged trade dispute with the US, what risk indicators should investors and businesses keep an eye on?