Antitrust

A Chinese online game developer has sued Apple for unfair competition in a case that will test the concept of joint liability in China's IP laws

Professor Huang has been teaching for almost 20 years on anti-monopoly laws. He talks to David Tring about unifying antitrust administrative agencies and gives advice to enterprises about the increase in enforcement

O'Melveny & Myers

In a high-profile test of the Anti-monopoly Law, Huawei has successfully fought back against a US company that had filed a patent complaint at the International Trade Commission. Other Chinese companies could follow this lead

O'Melveny & Myers

Susan Ning of King & Wood Mallesons outlines the key developments in competition law in the last year, including Qihoo 360 v Tencent, and gives some predictions for next year

O'Melveny & Myers

A series of high-profile investigations and actions from the NDRC has led to panic over who will be the next target. Companies need to consider how they will deal with these investigations as the authorities step up their efforts

A series of high-profile investigations from the NDRC has led companies to worry about pricing. Early action when an investigation starts is crucial, as is awareness of how China's Anti-monopoly law works