China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has fined six liquid crystal display (LCD) manufacturers a total of RMB 353 million (USD 56 million) for their participation in a cartel to fix the price of LCD panels on the Chinese mainland between 2001 and 2006.

8月30日、中国の習近平国家主席が主宰する中央改革全面深化委員会の第21回会議が開催された。会議では、「独占禁止」と「不正競争防止」に

2022년 6월 24일, 중국 제13기 전국인민대표대회 상무위원회는 제35차 회의에서 ‘중화인민공화국 반독점법 개정안'을 통과시킴

2022년 3월 16일, 중국 최고인민법원(最高人民法院)은 ...

On 30 October 2010, it was reported in the press1 that the People’s Court has thus far accepted 11 antitrust cases (for the period 1 August 2008 to June 2010). Out of these 11 cases, 10 were antitrust civil cases (see our previous article entitled Two Years on, Ten Antitrust Private Actions) and 1 was an antitrust administrative action.

Binglin Lou and his wife had been selling seafood, mainly scallops originated from Dalian Zhangzi Island Group Co., Ltd., in a Beijing seafood market.

Several large multinational pharmaceutical companies have been found to be in violation of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law.

China’s powerful National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) (successor to the old State Planning Commission) on January 4 announced China’s first prosecution of an international price-fixing cartel.

NDRC has announced that it is investigating costs and prices charged by 60 foreign and domestic drug makers in China.

China’s State Administration for Industry & Commerce has published its long-awaited regulations regarding the use of intellectual property rights to eliminate or restrict competition.

On August 22, 2023, the Guangzhou Intellectual Property Court announced that it has accepted a case brought by Mengbian, a Chinese e-commerce firm that operates an online store on the Amazon marketplace.

On 5 November 2015, the National Development and Reform Commission ("NDRC") held a press conference on price reform and price supervision.

The veto on March 18 of Coca-Cola's bid for China Huiyuan Juice Group by the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China has incited much discussion about the implementation of the PRC Anti-Monopoly Law, particularly the requirement of prior notification of concentrations of undertakings under Article 21.

In recent years, the term "standard essential patent" ("SEP") may have been a buzzword in the circle of anti-monopoly research in China.

It is not uncommon for product manufacturers and distributors in China to reach agreements with distributors, wholesalers and retailers to maintain control over product resale prices.

In March every year, lawmakers and political advisers from the National People's Congress (NPC) (Chinas equivalent of Parliament) and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Committee (CPPCC) (China's top advisory body) conduct sessions in Beijing to take stock of social, legal and economic issues in China for the preceding year; and discuss objectives (in relation to the same issues) for the year going forward1. These sessions are often referred to as the "two sessions".

This one-day conference promises to be a unique platform to discuss the hottest issues of Antitrust and Economics.

Amendments to China's Unfair Competition Law came into effect on January 1, 2018.

　中国国家市場監督管理総局は2月13日、アリババ、抖音（TikTok）、百度、テンセント、京東（JDドットコム）、美団、淘宝閃購などのプラットフォ}

法治に基づくビジネス環境をさらに最適化し、公正な競争と科学技術革新に対する司法判断の先導的・規範的役割を十分に発揮させるため、最高人民法院は2026年9月上旬、人民法院による独占禁止法および関連する知的財産の司法保護に関する一連の典型事例を一斉に公表した。