China Law News

The amendments to China's 2008 Employment Contract Law have closed some loopholes but simplistic definitions and vague wording have created new ones. Questions also remain over how aggressively the new Law will be enforced

The Supreme People's Court has issued an Interpretation on criminal cases over remuneration, while the China Securities Regulatory Commission has produced Guidelines on the use of proceeds raised by listed companies

Fund management companies in China used to face a restrictive investment regime, especially as legislation did not cover privately raised funds. Amendments to the Securities Investment Fund Law have opened up the process

Fund management companies in China used to face a restrictive investment regime, especially as legislation did not cover privately raised funds. Amendments to the Securities Investment Fund Law have opened up the process

Tom Nygren, vice president and general counsel of Ericsson's northeast Asia region including China, talks to David Tring about the challenges of operating R&D centres in China, adding value to the business and the qualities he looks for when working with external counsel

Tom Nygren, vice president and general counsel of Ericsson's northeast Asia region including China, talks to David Tring about the challenges of operating R&D centres in China, adding value to the business and the qualities he looks for when working with external counsel

Shanghai entrepreneur Sun Jian has over 20 years' experience in cartoon licensing. He shares his experiences on tackling infringement and trademark squatters with Eve Yao

The SPC issued an Interpretation on foreign-related civil relationships stating that when public interest is involved, cases will be governed by PRC mandatory provisions. The NPC Standing Committee has passed a Decision limiting how information can be sent to individuals

The landmark fine imposed on international LCD manufacturers shows China's changing attitude to anti-competitive behaviour