This week Qualcomm inked a deal to develop server chips in Guizhou province, Haier proposed a $5.4 billion takeover of GE's appliance business and China's plan to give local governments the authority to approve projects backfired
It is crucial for MNCs - and even foreign law firms - to understand what China considers a state secret. Here are some published cases on violations and tips for handling data during cross-border e-Discovery and investigations, as well as foreign court and arbitration proceedings
The MIIT's 2015 Classified Catalogue of Telecommunications Services has expanded internet categories, HNTEs' IP requirements have been lowered and the SAT has permitted tax super-deductions for outsourcing R&D
This week the new Classified Catalogue of Telecommunications Services was discussed, China's top fashion e-commerce sites combined and U.S. marshals raided a Chinese hoverboard booth at the Consumer Electronics Show
The SAIC has imposed stricter rules for displaying real estate prices, MOFCOM has set terms for automobile suppliers and enterprises that violate consumers' rights will be penalized and labeled delinquent
Chinese courts often apply concepts from patent disputes to trade secret litigation due to the latter's lack of legal framework. But while certain parallels exist, this can be problematic due to the innate technical differences between these two types of IP
Foreign auto brands including Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler have recalled thousands of vehicles in China amid tightening quality and safety rules. Carmakers need to comply with AQSIQ requirements on monitoring, filing and recalling defects to avoid costly investigations and penalties