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Vendors threaten court action

 Jin Mao PRC LawyersHenry Mao and Alex [email protected]; [email protected] State Council has released the Decision on Revising the…

As I write this, China president Hu Jintao is at the beginning of his four-day state visit to the US – the first one by a Chinese leader in 13 years.…

When seeking enforcement of China's Anti-monopoly law, complainants face a tough choice: wade through the judicial system or rely on the investigations of the administrative authority? Each has its pros and cons

Doors are opening up for private equity (PE) investors, with Shanghai launching a new programme recently that addresses foreign exchange concerns and allows qualified foreign-invested funds to enter the market. However, for PE players, fundamental challenges remain

The Provisions detail the activities that a business operator having a dominant market position is prohibited from carrying out as well as the determination of whether a business operator has a dominant market position.

SAIC cracks down on abuse of administrative authority to eliminate or restrict competition.

Competing business operators are prohibited from reaching eight types of price monopoly agreements that fix or change the price

Two specialists provide advice on what issues to be aware of and what precautions to take when considering franchising in the PRC.