CEPA opens new doors to Hong Kong companies seeking access to mainland markets. The big winners are Hong Kong transportation and logistics companies.
October 02, 2003
Transportation
Chinese maritime law and legal practice are gradually coming into conformity with international practice. However one key area that remains unclear is the legal status of the straight bill of lading.
October 02, 2003By Li Qiang, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, ShanghaiChina's leaders consider the Yangshan deep-sea port project as a key component in Shanghai's bid to…
October 02, 2003These provisions concerns the administration and operation of ports in the PRC.
October 02, 2003National LegislationGovernment and AdministrationState Council, The Second Batch of Items in Respect of which the Administrative Examination and Approval…
July 02, 2003Indicators for small- or medium-sized enterprise.
March 31, 2003Freshfields Bruckhaus DeringerChina's ambitious plan to overhaul its aviation industry includes the construction of 94 new airports within the next seven…
March 31, 2003Jones DayChina's imports and exports surged to US$620 billion in 2002, ranking fifth in the world. Logistics costs related to the acquisition, storage,…
March 31, 2003National LegislationConstitution and Legal SystemMinistry of Justice Announcement No.15 (11 Foreign Law Firms Establishing Additional Representative Offices…
February 28, 2003Promulgation: November 28 2002Main contents: Item One of the Circular states that foreign, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan investors can participate in road…
January 31, 2003