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The State Council issued the Measures on Administration of Establishment of Partnership Enterprises in China by Foreign Enterprises or Individuals (the "Measures") on 2 December 2009.

When a Chinese company goes public in the U.S., it typically does so through a U.S. corporation. Under the resulting ownership structure, the Chinese company is owned by the U.S. corporation, often indirectly through an intermediary corporation domiciled in a jurisdiction other than the United States or China (i.e., a foreign intermediary corporation).

在本期报告中，我们将介绍东盟成员国对中国公司的重要性。鉴于新加坡是世界最发达的经济体之一，也是中国长期友好的战略合作伙伴，我

Earlier this year, Chinese Central Bank Gov. Zhou Xiaochuan created a stir by suggesting that there needed to be an alternative to the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency and that the International Monetary Fund special drawing rights be considered for this role.

The offshore holding company structure widely used by Chinese entrepreneurs to obtain overseas venture capital and private equity investment, engage in cross-border trade sales, and undertake overseas initial public offerings has been significantly impacted by two new circulars from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE)

Australia is seeing some of its biggest deals driven by Asian investment, especially in sectors like digital infrastructure and energy.

A new circular published recently by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce of the People's Republic of China ("AIC") sets out more stringent operational rules for representative offices of foreign companies ("Circular").

External investment in Chinese wind farm projects is limited. The focus for overseas debt and equity is now on those businesses supplying equipment including components and parts to the wind farm industry and on the emerging biomass market.

国家統計局がこのほど発表したデータによると、中国の2022年の社会全体の研究開発費（R&D）が引き続き2桁の成長を維持し、投資総額が3兆元（1&#

Welcome to this new edition of China Insight. This publication aims to keep you regularly informed of the most recent and substantial regulatory changes being introduced in China.

Identifying trends in the dynamic legal and business environment that characterizes China is a challenge.

On July 18, 2008, the Ministry of Commerce ("MOFCOM") and the Ministry of Land and Resources ("MOLAR") jointly promulgated the Measures for the Administration of the Foreign-invested Mineral Exploration (the "Measures").

Upon its promulgation, there are discrepancies between China’s new Company Law and the existing foreign investment legal regime. There also lies uncertainty over the application of the new Company Law to foreign invested enterprises (FIEs). On April 24, 2006, State Administration for Industry and Commerce, together with Ministry of Commerce, General Administration of Customs, and State Administration of Foreign Exchanges, issued Suggestions on Implementation of Several Issues regarding App

ince the beginning of Ma's leadership in Taiwan in May 2008, cross-strait relations have grown considerably closer. For example, the First Cheng-Chiang Summit in June 2008 expanded direct passenger flights and facilitated mainland residents' travels to Taiwan.

Chinese, and indeed all non-Canadian, investors who plan to invest in Canada through the establishment or acquisition of a Canadian business, must pay careful attention to the Investment Canada Act (ICA).

40 years on from China's first efforts to open up the economy in the form of the Shenzhen special economic zone (SEZ), the country is poised to replicate that success on a grander scale.

Until very recently, the ability of foreign companies to engage in wholesale and retail trade in China has been extremely limited. Companies with an established production operation in China have always been able to import raw materials and have been encouraged to export their products, but access to the wholesale and retail markets by foreign investors was limited by geographic barriers, requirements that foreign companies engaging in such activities have large international annual sales volume