Following a dismissal by a U.S. appeals court of a $147 million price-fixing judgment, Chinese lawyers say that the my-government-made-me-do-it antitrust defense may not work next time for PRC companies
The American telecom and semiconductor company has filed additional patent infringement cases against Chinese smartphone maker Meizu in the U.S., Germany and France
This week, officials arrested 18 employees of the Australian casino operator, a reported megamerger prompted debate over China's SOE reform and investors flagged opportunities in the nation's new debt-for-equity scheme
The CSRC has clarified that mutual mainland and Hong Kong stock investors enjoy full property rights, the NDRC and NEA have opened up electricity distribution to private investment and the CBRC has held a bank's board of directors responsible for risk management
The renminbi achieved global reserve status, GlaxoSmithKline settled China bribery charges, the PBOC pushed for more currency clearing houses and three major cities drafted restrictive ride-sharing regulations