Other Briefings
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.
Entering China: The Most Important Setup Decisions for Your Manufacturing Success
Early setup choices in China manufacturing shape operational flexibility for years. From entity structuring to tax and employment frameworks, getting these decisions right at the outset avoids costly constraints that are difficult, and sometimes impossible, to reverse.
What China’s New ODI Rules Mean for Multinational Companies
Multinational companies should review China-related operations and strengthen compliance frameworks to address evolving ODI-linked risks in data, technology, and cross-border collaboration.
Navigating Data Compliance in Chinese M&A Transactions
Understanding how China’s data protection laws affect every stage of a cross-border acquisition is essential for foreign companies exploring M&A opportunities in the country.
How to Prioritize IP Enforcement in China: A Step-by-Step Guide for Businesses
A practical guide for businesses with China exposure to prioritize IP enforcement, allocate resources, respond to infringement by risk level.
China’s New Infant Food Safety Campaign Signals a Shift Toward Continuous Compliance
China’s latest infant food safety campaign marks a shift toward continuous, data-driven enforcement. Foreign brands, manufacturers, and OEM users must reassess compliance across product standards, labeling, and supply chains to manage rising regulatory risks.
