The Supreme People's Court's decision on the longstanding Qihoo v Tencent dispute has provided crucial guidance for businesses in China on market definition, dominance and abuse of conduct
October 31, 2014
China Law News
The Supreme People's Court's decision on the longstanding Qihoo v Tencent dispute has provided crucial guidance for businesses in China on market definition, dominance and abuse of conduct
October 31, 2014The CIRC has permitted insurance capital to invest in preference shares and classified insurance assets based on risk and Beijing has pushed for further reform of the medical, pharmaceutical and healthcare system
October 31, 2014This week international credit card firms were allowed to set up clearing operations in China, train manufacturers CNR and CSR started merger talks to compete on a global scale and the president encouraged expansion of free trade zones to other parts of the country
October 30, 2014Two key themes stand out in the Supreme People's Court's new interpretation about online personal data privacy violations: disclosing third parties' contact information and ISP liability
October 24, 2014Two key themes stand out in the Supreme People's Court's new interpretation about online personal data privacy violations: disclosing third parties' contact information and ISP liability
October 24, 2014The CSRC has tightened listing requirements, the SPC revisited bad faith trademark registrations and the CIRC has clarified rules for online insurance businesses
October 24, 2014This week the Apple CEO visited China to discuss data security and the iCloud hacks, Costco entered the Chinese market through Alibaba's Tmall and a survey showed merger reviews have finally speeded up
October 23, 2014Using property preservation measures, understanding court attitudes and pursuing mediation can help when enforcing arbitral awards in China, according to a panel of dispute resolution lawyers who spoke in Hong Kong this week
October 17, 2014Using property preservation measures, understanding court attitudes and pursuing mediation can help when enforcing arbitral awards in China, according to a panel of dispute resolution lawyers who spoke in Hong Kong this week
October 17, 2014