Other Briefings
How to Hire Over-Age Workers in China: A Practical Guide for HR and In-House Counsel (Part II)
Part II of our guide moves from setup to risk management, focusing on the operational pressure points where HR teams and in-house counsel are most likely to encounter disputes or regulatory scrutiny for hiring over-age workers in China.
Where to Invest in China in 2026 and Beyond: A Guide for Foreign Investors
A more selective FDI environment has increased the cost of misjudging location choice. For foreign investors, knowing where to invest in China is critical to achieving optimal outcomes.
China’s Customs Voluntary Disclosure System: Penalty Exemptions for Import and Export Enterprises
China’s updated customs voluntary disclosure rules give import and export enterprises a structured route to self-correct compliance errors and avoid administrative penalties.
SAMR’s Extraterritorial M&A Review: Five Enforcement Trends Foreign Deal Teams Must Prepare For
Major conditional M&A approvals granted by China’s antitrust regulator in 2025 signal a more assertive era of antitrust enforcement that extends beyond the country’s own borders. Here are five trends deal teams must consider when carrying out global M&As.
How to Legally Hire Over-Age Workers in China: A Practical Guide (Part I)
Hiring over-age workers in China can help address labor shortages, but it comes with legal complexities. This guide explains how HR and in-house counsel can structure compliant arrangements and manage risk under the new rules.
China’s 2026 Legislative Agenda: Which Laws Matter Most for Foreign Businesses?
Under the new agenda, China will introduce major reforms to procurement, trademarks, taxation, bankruptcy, and financial regulations. These changes, which aim to unify rules, tighten compliance, and reshape market access, could require foreign companies to reassess strategies and regulatory exposure.
An Introduction to Doing Business in Hong Kong 2026-27
Compiled by professionals at Dezan Shira & Associates, this guide is ideal for investors entering the Hong Kong market and for existing businesses to stay informed.
Green Product Labeling and Certification in China – Why and How to Do It
Companies that obtain certification early will be better positioned to navigate potential future mandatory requirements while gaining a competitive edge with eco-conscious consumers and export markets.
