The Anti-monopoly Law's next stage of evolution

China's antitrust regulators recently released new draft regulations that address, among other key clarifications, the enforcement of prohibitions in the anti-monopoly law. However, one notable area the draft omits is how the competition rules will treat intellectual property

12 minute readJuly 15, 2010 at 12:58 AM
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China's increasingly assertive antitrust regime has wide-ranging implications for companies doing business or engaging in transactions in China. Business leaders worldwide must now account for China's Anti-monopoly Law (AML) in their business

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