Other Briefings
Shanghai Introduces Social Insurance Subsidy to Employers during Female Employees’ Maternity Leave
Shanghai has introduced a social insurance subsidy during maternity leave, allowing employers to claim 50 percent of contributions. This measure lowers HR costs, strengthens female employee retention, and aligns foreign companies with ESG expectations.
China’s PIPL in Action: Key Takeaways for Multinationals from A Landmark Lawsuit
A landmark lawsuit brought under the PIPL highlights how Chinese courts interpret consent, necessity, and compliance in data processing, offering key insights for foreign businesses and MNCs.
Hong Kong Food and Beverage Market Opportunities and Outlook
Hong Kong food and beverage market remains a dynamic and competitive hub, driven by tourism recovery, demand for quality and wellness products, and evolving e-commerce channels.
Subcontracting, Outsourcing, and Affiliate Risks in China: Employer Liability Explained
China’s Supreme People’s Court has clarified employer liability in subcontracting, outsourcing, and affiliating arrangements in its recent judicial interpretation. For foreign investors, it stresses the need for qualification checks, strong contracts, and proactive compliance to mitigate risks.
2025 GBA IIT Subsidy in Guangzhou: Apply Before the October 20 Deadline
The 2025 GBA IIT subsidy application in Guangzhou is live. Find out how foreign talents can claim rebates before the October 20 deadline.
China’s Provincial Economic Data in H1 2025: Which Regions Are Powering Growth?
The economic performance of China’s 31 mainland provinces in the first half of the year offers valuable insight into national growth patterns and serves as a key indicator of the country’s trajectory for the rest of 2025.
From Factory Floor to Digital Storefront: Launching a Successful Dropshipping Business from China
Starting a dropshipping business in China today demands more than sourcing cost‑effective goods. It requires strategic branding, seamless user experience, and legal diligence.
China’s Brain-Computer Interface Industry – Tapping into the Future of Human-Machine Integration
China is investing heavily in brain-computer interface technology, opening up vast new frontiers in healthcare, rehabilitation, and entertainment.
