After announcing it will be opening a Beijing office, Simmons & Simmons has hired partner Davis Wang from King & Wood. He is dual-qualified in…

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Beijing requires the verification of household and marriage certificates when purchasing property.

The new opinions from the State Council encouraging private sector investment allow foreigners to participate, especially if they can offer new technologies, but detailed implementation rules are lacking

Bejing issues a more stringent circular on suppression of property prices.

SAIC issues policies to encourage more foreign investment.

NDRC delegates approval power to lower authorities.

Even though new rules on the protection of state secrets fail to fully clarify existing definitions of classified information, they do provide guidance on standards and internal administrative reform for greater consistency across the classification regime