Weichai Power, an automobile company in east China's Shandong province, hit the headlines this year when it signed a strategic alliance with Ferrari. David Tring spoke with Jeffery Chen, Weichai's general legal counsel, on R&D, what he looks for from outside counsel and the alliance
Officials in the western city of Chengdu have used an enhanced IP system to attract foreign investors. David Tring spoke to Ding Xiaobin from the city's Science & Technology Bureau to find out more about the initiative
SAFE has issued a Circular simplifying foreign debt registration. The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress has released a draft on consumer rights and the CSRC has produced draft Measures on the operation of public securities investment funds
The Ministry of Commerce has set out what merger applications can be classed as simple cases, but has not yet clarified what the streamlined approval process will look like
The Ministry of Commerce has set out what merger applications can be classed as simple cases, but has not yet clarified what the streamlined approval process will look like
The CIRC has issued a Circular regulating equity investment in insurance companies. The CRSC has released Guidelines and Compilation Rules for information disclosures by companies that offer securities
The bitter dispute between CIETAC and its sub-commissions that has cast a shadow over dispute resolution in China may finally be over with the establishment of the Shanghai International Arbitration Centre
The bitter dispute between CIETAC and its sub-commissions that has cast a shadow over dispute resolution in China may finally be over with the establishment of the Shanghai International Arbitration Centre
Guangdong Higher People's Court has ruled against Qihoo in a dispute over market dominance. The Court's comprehensive 80-page decision shows that it is taking anti-monopoly cases seriously
Guangdong Higher People's Court has ruled against Qihoo in a dispute over market dominance. The Court's comprehensive 80-page decision shows that it is taking anti-monopoly cases seriously