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Hebei Province's Market Supervision and Administration Bureau has issued new guidelines establishing operational standards for provincial-level industrial intellectual property operation centers. The directive outlines key responsibilities, basic conditions, and recognition management protocols while encouraging collaboration among universities, research institutions, and IP service organizations to strengthen the integration of technological innovation and industrial development.

The CMS China luxury goods team would like to introduce its legal guide to China, the first of its kind, a 80 page guide to the luxury goods industry in China.

After the Shanghai and South China sub-commissions split from the China’s arbitration institute CIETAC, there was uncertainty about the interpretation and validity of existing arbitration clauses...

On August 30, 2020, the National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA) of the People's Republic of China (China or PRC) issued Guoxin Chufa (2021) 14...

2020年10月9日，由于新冠病毒肺炎疫情，...

Ankura's latest insights explore critical challenges across cybersecurity, financial analysis, regulatory compliance, and AI implementation. From new macOS malware threats and enterprise AI security vulnerabilities to consumer spending patterns and joint venture alignment strategies, these analyses provide actionable intelligence for navigating complex business and technology landscapes.

CGj, the journal of the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute, re-publishes the first of this two-part article authored by partner Ian Lewis, together with Elfie Wang of Meng Bo Law Office.

China's Ministry of Commerce on April 16, 2013 announced the clearance of the acquisition by Glencore International plc of Xstrata plc subject to certain remedies.

Companies subject to a merger notification obligation in China have long been frustrated by the extensive delays beyond the 30-day Phase 1 period even for simple, non-controversial transactions.

This will simplify the authentication process of many documents for international companies doing business in China.

Gun-jumping refers to the practice of implementing a merger/acquisition prior to obtaining a necessary antitrust clearance(s). Such practices are prohibited in many countries and may result in substantial fines.

China’s Ministry of Commerce ("MOFCOM") issued on August 25, 2011 the "Rules on the Implementation of the National Security Review Mechanisms" (the "New SR Implementation Rules"《商务部实施外国投资者并购境内企业安全审查制度的规定》).

The investment directive issued by the Chinese government in December 2013 has led to a wave of new regulations aimed at promoting Chinese investments abroad.

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and four other government departments have launched the 'Hundred Sessions, Ten Thousand Enterprises' initiative to facilitate collaboration between large corporations and SMEs. This program aims to enhance intellectual property utilization capabilities among small and medium-sized enterprises while accelerating the commercialization of patents held by universities and research institutions through strategic matching and cooperation platforms.

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According to one report, Tencent recently performed a routine internal audit during which it identified the payments at issue.

If the Chinese entity is an empty shell, then there is no value in China to protect and further analysis of the company is a waste of time.