China Law News

Thomas Eastling, director of advisory services for American Appraisal in Hong Kong, spoke to David Tring about the work he is doing on China M&A and how domestic companies still have a lot to learn when it comes to cross-border transactions

As the Third Plenum came to an end, Beijing approved radical reforms to the country's capital markets. A new registration-based system could see the market open-up and align with international standards

As the Third Plenum came to an end, Beijing approved radical reforms to the country's capital markets. A new registration-based system could see the market open-up and align with international standards

The CBRC has issued Measures over pilot consumer finance companies and the SAT has produced an Announcement on VAT issues for restructuring the assets of taxpayers. Guangzhou has released Opinions further regulating real estate

The NDRC has launched an investigation into wireless technology company Qualcomm. International law firms are turning to China's regions and the Qihoo 360 v Tencent case goes before the SPC

China Law & Practice attended the Second Advanced China Summit on M&A in Shanghai last week. Strategy and the climate for M&A were high on the agenda, as well as vital lessons for getting the deal done

China Law & Practice attended the Second Advanced China Summit on M&A in Shanghai last week. Strategy and the climate for M&A were high on the agenda, as well as vital lessons for getting the deal done

Guidelines for environmental impact assessments of construction projects have been released. Shanghai has issued measures over the real estate market and the State Council has produced draft amendments on the PRC Food Safety Law

The State Council will launch a database exposing IP rights violations. Nokia's deal with Microsoft has angered workers in Dongguan and details have been released of Shanghai's carbon trading market