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China Rejects Coke Deal. We Told You All This Long Ago.

Posted on March 18, 2009
David Barboza of the New York Times is out with an excellent article that nicely sums up why China rejected Coca Cola's bid to purchase Huiyuan. The article is entitled China Blocks Coke Bid for Juice Maker, and it does a great job summarizing the rejection because it quotes China Law Blog's own Steve Dickinson and because it reaffirms what we have been saying all along...


China Company Owe You Money? A "New" Way To Get It.

Posted on March 17, 2009
My firm just seized a large sum of money from an Asian company that has owed our client a large sum of money for some time. I cannot describe this case here because it is still ongoing, but it makes for a great example of a little known way to grab money from Chinese companies...


China Business. Turns Out It Is Easy After All.

Posted on March 13, 2009
I did a post the other day entitled, "China Business. We Never Said It Would Be Easy" In that post, I talked about how the global (and China's) economic downturn is accelerating legal problems for foreign businesses. Someone named Tim left the following comment, to which this post is addressed: I think there is a disconnect between your assertions of Beijing interests in not turning back the clock and what is happening on the ground...


Barbie In China Writ Large.

Posted on March 12, 2009
Many years ago, my youngest daughter, now 11, would email the same-aged daughter of a Chinese lawyer with whom I had worked on a couple of cases and with whom I had become friends. What always amazed me about the correspondence (emails sent to my daughter were translated into English by the Chinese lawyer) between the two girls was how amazingly similar their lives were...


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China Law Blog On China Business Show. Tuesday, March 10, At 2:00 pm PST.

Posted on March 10, 2009
I am going to be interviewed tomorrow by the irrepressible Christine Lu regarding how China law impacts foreign businesses there. The interview will be a part of Christine's China Business Show. It will start at 2pm PST and go for 30 minutes. Go here to listen...


China Business. Nobody Ever Said It Would Be Easy.

Posted on March 10, 2009
Tough times make for tough business and China is certainly no exception. For foreign companies doing business in or with China, I am seeing increasing problems or the likelihood of increasing problems in the following four areas: 1. Intellectual Property...


China Business. We Never Said It Would Be Easy.

Posted on March 10, 2009
Tough times make for tough business and China is certainly no exception. For foreign companies doing business in or with China, We are already seeing increasing problems and/or the likelihood of increasing problems in the following four areas: 1. Intellectual Property...


China. Friend Or Foe? Opportunity Or Challenge? Or, Why Can't We All Just Get Along?

Posted on March 08, 2009
I got an email today from a client touting his success at sourcing wind energy components from China. My client's description of this project nicely sets forth why trade with China should not be oversimplified. Speaking of oversimplification, today is also the day before the final episode of this season's Dr...


China Auto. Who Calls The Shots?

Posted on March 07, 2009
Great discussion going on in the blogosphere regarding consolidation/globalization of China's auto industry. I am of the strong view that the issues surrounding China's auto industry extend well beyond that particular industry as they pull in all sorts of issues, including China's companies going international, Chinese government involvement in industry, consumer sentiment, and how to handle manufacturing overcapacity...






China Law: The Podcast Edition.

Posted on March 03, 2009






The Business Side Of China Law Practice

Posted on February 27, 2009


SXSW @ M1NT Shanghai. February 28 at 9:00 pm.

Posted on February 24, 2009
What a great excuse for a party! On February 28, from 9 pm until 11:30 pm at M1NT Shanghai The Chinese Business Network and Symbio will be putting on "an official pre-SXSW cocktail...to highlight China's tech sector presence at SXSW Interactive Festival in Austin, TX in March...


China's Courts: "Populist Vehicle or Party Puppet?"

Posted on February 24, 2009
The US-Asia Law Institute website has a webcast entitled, ?China?s Changing Courts: Populist Vehicle or Party Puppet?? It features a truly stellar panel of China law scholars, including Prof. Ben Liebman of Columbia Law School, Prof. Xin ?Frank? He of the City University of Hong Kong School of Law, Prof...


How To Recharge Your China Mobile Card

Posted on February 23, 2009
Unable to read either Mandarin or Chinglish well enough to recharge your China Mobile card? I recommend you read the China Ginger post, entitled, "How to recharge a China Mobile card in English," with step by step instructions (in English) on how to do exactly that...


Getting Your Consumer Product Into China.

Posted on February 22, 2009
Silk Road International has an excellent post on importing consumer products into China. The post is entitled, "Q & A about Importing into China," and it starts out discussing why importing Western product into China is so rife with opportunity. To grossly summarize, more and more Chinese will pay for the better quality and higher prestige Western goods offer...


BREAKING NEWS: Did "Pure Fabrication" Move The Yuan Market?

Posted on February 18, 2009
The internet is abuzz with recent news that Chris Devonshire-Ellis of China Briefing may have influenced movement in the Yuan-Dollar conversion rate by what is being described by Chinese governmental authorities on the China Banking Regulatory Commission website as a "pure fabrication:" To summarize, China Briefing Magazine did a post claiming to have interviewed a Chinese governmental official who talked of the Yuan weakening to around CNY6...


Did "Pure Fabrication" Move The Yuan Market?

Posted on February 18, 2009
The internet is abuzz with recent news that Chris Devonshire-Ellis of China Briefing may have influenced movement in the Yuan-Dollar conversion rate by what is being described by Chinese governmental authorities on the China Banking Regulatory Commission website as a "pure fabrication:" To summarize, China Briefing Magazine did a post claiming to have interviewed a Chinese governmental official who talked of the Yuan weakening to around CNY6...


Want To Succeed In China Business? Make Sure Your Business Is Legal.

Posted on February 17, 2009
Just got back from Chicago/Evanston, where I was on a panel at Northwestern's University's Kellogg School of Management's Greater China Business Conference. The Conference was excellent and I am sure I will be referring to it again over the next few days...


China Law And Corruption. You'd Better Know Which Way The Wind Blows.

Posted on February 13, 2009
By Dan Harris and Steve Dickinson There's an expression out there about tides exposing things but I know if I try to use it I will muck it up, so I'm going to quote from that which I know: Bob Dylan: Johnny's in the basement Mixing up the medicine I'm on the pavement Thinking about the government The man in the trench coat Badge out, laid off Says he's got a bad cough Wants to...


China Patent Reform. When China is Good.....

Posted on February 13, 2009
Regular readers know that CLB generally does not like to write much about upcoming laws. There are three reasons for this. One, there are plenty of existing laws about which to write and those, for obvious reasons, tend to be more central. Two, upcoming China laws often never come...


Managing Your China Business Through The Downturn

Posted on February 11, 2009
Ft.com has a very helpful article on how to handle the economic downturn in China and in India, written by Jayashankar M. Swaminathan, professor of operations, technology and innovation management at the University of North Carolina?s Kenan-Flagler Business School (h/t to CalPolyMBA blog) The article is entitled, "Managing in a downturn:Looking long term on the passage to ?Chindia...


The WTO, China's Media, Copyrights And Other IP. It's A Control Thing.

Posted on February 10, 2009
By Steve Dickinson As we previously reported, the WTO decision in the copyright claim brought by the U.S. against China was recently released. As expected, the U.S. claims victory since it prevailed on two of three claims. However, careful review shows the U...


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