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Regulators will use a new national standard as a compliance yardstick for companies' data protection measures

Foreign investment is restricted in various areas integral to autonomous vehicles

New U.S. export controls target Chinese acquisition of sensitive technology

The basketball legend's protracted dispute in China encapsulates the challenges of trademark protection involving different cultures and languages

How has disruption to Chinese businesses and deals shifted as the virus itself has moved from China to the U.S.? Scott Yu and Meg Utterback discuss the pandemic's impact on international M&A, litigation, antitrust enforcement, and U.S. regulatory action against Chinese companies

The China Law Podcast is a weekly podcast exploring China’s business and financial sectors from a legal perspective brought to you by LegalSpeak.

In the second episode of the China Law Podcast, we discuss what obligations employers in China have as they resume normal operations, employers’ liability if an employee contracts the virus, as well as the possible ways through which struggling businesses can reduce their costs during these tough times

In the first episode of the China Law Podcast, we discuss Chinese businesses claiming force majeure exemptions to contracts. Should foreign counterparties grant these exemptions? Must they? Or should they sue instead? And perhaps most importantly, would they win?

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