China's top prosecution agency plans to pay up to Rmb200,000 (US$29,000) for providing information which leads to exposure of corruption. The agency…
June 06, 2009
China's top prosecution agency plans to pay up to Rmb200,000 (US$29,000) for providing information which leads to exposure of corruption. The agency…
Companies will soon be allowed to make initial public offerings in China, after the country's securities regulator issued draft guidelines for share…
More details equal more certainty for everyone
Move is part of larger efforts to stabilise the economy
Web-seminar listeners say Mofcom must provide more detailed statements
Case is similar to recent complaint against Google in US
Mofcom's delegation circulars have limited effect