China has been making a very conspicuous push towards implementing greener policies that will affect manufacturing industries. Here, three specialists provide insight and advice into what regulations to pay particular attention to, and how foreign companies can remain compliant and possibly beneft from these new environmentally-friendly policies.
A firm looking to build traction in the China space with a unique specialty is Hong Kong's recently established Arendt & Medernach. The firm remains…
Steven Liu was recently promoted to be DLA Piper's Head of Corporate in Beijing. He has been a corporate partner with the firm for three years and will…
PRC Bank of Communications has sold 3.89 billion yuan-denominated A-shares in Shanghai and 3.46 billion Hong Kong dollar-denominated shares in Hong Kong.…
After announcing it will be opening a Beijing office, Simmons & Simmons has hired partner Davis Wang from King & Wood. He is dual-qualified in…
China's antitrust regulators recently released new draft regulations that address, among other key clarifications, the enforcement of prohibitions in the anti-monopoly law. However, one notable area the draft omits is how the competition rules will treat intellectual property
Lewis Ho has been promoted to the partnership at Simmons & Simmons. The Shanghai-based IP partner specialises in patent litigation for technology companies.…
China Liansu Group Holdings (China Liansu) has listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Its global offering raised HK$2.2 billion (US$277.8…
Corporate specialist Michael Yu has left Global Law Office to join Norton Rose's Beijing office. In addition to a portfolio of M&A and capital markets…