A proposed new visa category could streamline the process for foreigners seeking work in China from as early as October 1 this year

For 16 years, Shanghai has been using a draft version of legislation on famous trademarks, but from May 1 the official Measures will add clarity to a system that offers domestic and foreign brand owners increased protection from infringement

Listed companies are now required to fully disclose financial risks and losses, which may make investors more cautious about restructuring businesses

The Supreme People's Court released its Top 10 IP Cases of 2011 on Monday, showing the country's commitment to tackling online infringement

Provisions for the Review of Advertisements Published in Mass Media

New liquidity measures could force banks to adjust their asset-ability structures and strictly manage funding sources and balance sheets

The China Securities Regulatory Commission raised the amount available to qualified foreign institutional investors to $80 billion last Tuesday. The $50 billion increase is the largest since the launch of the pilot programme in 2002

Including: Regulatory Requirements on Losses Not Being Made up after Material Asset Re-organisation of Listed Companies

In only two weeks, the proposed amendments to the PRC Copyright Law have caused uproar among musicians claiming that their livelihoods are under threat