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A new circular eases the approval process for overseas players engaging in online sales and business through vending machines. It clarifies the types of business activities foreign enterprises can partake in, but still lacks guidelines on what distinguishes a for-profit internet content provider from a non-profit one

Circular on Issues Relevant to the Examination, Approval and Administration of Foreign-invested Projects for Sales Effected over the Internet and by Vending Machines

Application procedures for foreign-invested projects for sale effected over the Internet and by vending machines streamlined.

Seven new industries encouraged in China.

Application procedures for foreign-invested projects for sale effected over the Internet and by vending machines streamlined.

Online shop owners required to provide real names.

PBOC puts online payment services under scrutiny.

Although China Unicom ended its partnership with Google last week, there was no contractual breach, said counsel. On March 24 2010 China Unicom announced…

Entering the China market via its cyberspace can be daunting when rules are unclear to foreigners. Here, three specialists offer their advice on how to do e-business in accordance with PRC guidelines.