China Law News

An individual's foreign business income may be combined with his domestic income, foreign parties may hold a controlling interest in wealth management companies and China opens up oil and gas mining.

A breakthrough in the trade war, but how long will it last?

China, U.S. sign phase one trade deal in trade war breakthrough, but tariffs and issues remain; Reuters reports imminent first rules for online-only banks in China, foreign participation welcomed; and U.S. venture investment in China sinks to six-year low amid trade war and slowing Chinese economy

More channels are introduced for foreign exchange hedging, more details are given for protection of data privacy on apps and private equity investment should not be a means of lending.

U.S. tightens supervision over AI software exports with China in mind; JPMorgan Chase applies for majority stake in Chinese futures business; and China opens up oil and gas industry to foreign players

A new foreign investment reporting system is established, draft Anti-Monopoly Law expands definitions on monopolistic agreements and market dominance, and factors are listed for reviews on export of controlled items.

Chinese outbound M&A hits decade low; draft amendments to anti-monopoly law released; and Shanghai-London stock connect suspended over political tensions

Amended Securities Law introduces a registration-based and market-oriented IPO system, Lingang is to allow the use of English in litigation by foreign parties and Supreme People's Court specifies the presentation of electronic evidence.

Supreme People's Court allows flexibility in foreign investment contract disputes, foreign banks are given more specific expanded business requirements and import of technical equipment enjoys tax breaks.