Deals blocked by Chinese regulators can make world headlines - think of the plight of Coca-Cola. This has led companies such as Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton to think it may be best to avoid merger review when structuring their deals. This thinking is flawed
China Law & Practice speaks to Deming Zhao, senior partner of HaoLiWen PRC Attorneys, about his firm's success in providing customs advice to corporate clients
The economic and technological development zone office of the Beijing Municipal State Tax Bureau (BSTB) has signed its first unilateral advanced pricing…
The Australian government's handling of the deal, and other natural resources bids, has been unclear at best, and at worst, protectionist, say lawyers.Eighteen…
China's new rules governing IPO pricing could signal a reduced government involvement in the listing process and allow for more market-driven pricing.The…
China-based glass manufacturer Xinyi Glass has closed a 'top-up' placement and a private placement, the combined total value of which is US$125 million.China…
Sichuan Province-based Chinese engineering company Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery is acquiring Hummer from troubled General Motors for an undisclosed…
Chinese residential property developer Greentown China Holdings' cash tender offer and exit consent has secured the support of investors, as the company…
Lawyers in China have generally welcomed two new sets of procedural rules to implement the Anti-Monopoly Law (AML), though they say there are important…