Other Briefings
Company Law Draft Judicial Interpretation Part III: Nominee Shareholding, Investor Rights Protection, and Equity Transfer
The draft judicial interpretation reshapes rules on nominee shareholders and investor rights, and outlines new guidance on enforcement and equity transfers.
China’s NMPA Issues Comprehensive Guidelines to Reform Cosmetics Regulation
China’s newly released cosmetics guidelines create a more innovative, transparent, and globally aligned regulatory environment. Early compliance will give companies a clear competitive edge in the world’s largest beauty market.
Choosing the Right Distribution Model for China Market Entry
Choosing the right route to market requires aligning distribution, compliance, and operational needs with your business goals in China.
China’s Cross-Border Data Transfer: Key Insights from Official Q&A (III)
The latest official Q&A on cross-border data transfer clarifies rules balancing security and business needs. Foreign investors must adopt proactive compliance strategies to avoid risks.
Selling Agricultural Products to China: Tighter Traceability and Compliance Rules from December 15
China’s GAC Announcement No. 219 introduces stricter declaration and management rules for agricultural imports. Exporters must meet new compliance standards to maintain market access.
Double Wage Rules in China: Key Updates Under Judicial Interpretation II on Labor Disputes
Judicial Interpretation II refines double wage rules in China, clarifying liability and calculation standards. Employers can now follow clear guidelines to avoid disputes.
Company Law Draft Judicial Interpretation Part II: Shareholder Capital Contribution Obligations
The draft judicial interpretation refines standards on shareholder contributions, liability, and enforcement, providing greater clarity for companies and investors.
How Will China’s Rare Earth Export Controls Impact Industries and Businesses?
China has imposed new restrictions on the export of certain rare earth products, extending oversight to items produced abroad using Chinese technology and materials, potentially further disrputing global supply chains.
