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The CSRC has agreed its first administrative settlement with Goldman Sachs and Gao Hua Securities; seven themed funds were approved for Shanghai's new Sci-Tech Board; and the National People's Congress is reviewing measures to tighten up the production and sale of drugs.

Ericsson faces investigation over its intellectual property licensing practices; investors in CDRs of innovative enterprises will enjoy a three-year tax break on profits; and China issues a new rule to improve the supervision of elderly care services.

Hurdles are further removed for foreign employees buying A-shares

Issued: March 1, 2019 Main contents: When applying to establish a futures company, its registered capital shall not be less than Rmb100 million…

With streamlined and registration-based rules issued last month, the new Sci-Tech Board is rapidly attracting IPO applications.

Issued: January 30, 2019  Main contents: An issuer applying to list on the Science and Technology Innovation Board of the Shanghai…

China adopts new rules for patent agencies; new CSRC boss Yi Huiman warns of market risks; and the government is urged to relax rules on ride-hailing driver services.

The Science and Technology Innovation Board allows shares with special voting rights

Adrian Lv and Huanhao He of Han Kun Law Offices speak to China Law & Practice on the implication of China's draft Foreign Investment Law on various sectors and what lawyers need to know when the law comes into force.