China Law News

The opening of the first wholly Taiwan-funded hospital in Shanghai last month is a strong signal that the healthcare sector is opening-up to foreign investment, but local policies need to catch-up with national level legislation

China's pharmaceutical market is expanding rapidly, but recent policy developments mean multinationals need to rethink their strategy

The SPC has released an Interpretation on the Law during employment disputes and an Official Reply on accepting debt claims from tax arrears of bankrupt enterprises. The State Administration of Taxation also produced an announcement on the beneficial owner in tax agreements.

After ten years, the NPC has finally passed an Immigration Law providing a unified platform for managing immigration. China Law & Practice spoke with two leading employment lawyers to determine how the Law will affect immigration policies

The CSRC has released a draft Circular on securities investments and the Standing Committee of the NPC a new draft of the PRC Securities Investment Fund Law. In addition, new rules may open up the investment of private capital in publishing

The National Copyright Administration has caved in to the demands of the musicians in its latest Draft to the Law, but key provisions on licensing and software are causing concern

The Shanghai sub-commission has published its own rules and declared itself an independent institution

Classifying M&A transactions on the basis of market share could streamline anti-monopoly reviews

Ma Xiaogang, managing director of the China Copyright Association, defends changes to the Copyright Law to Janice Qu