NMPA's new BCI classification rules set device risk classes, a first regulatory gate for foreign investors in China neurotech.

Hong Kong transfer pricing regime overview under BEPS 2.0, Pillar Two implementation, documentation requirements, IRD audit focus.

The new China trademark law amendment tightens enforcement, raises penalties, and adds new compliance risks for businesses in the country.

Hiring over-age workers in China under the July 2026 rules: social insurance, work injury liability, safe termination, and ...

May 2026 brought a dense wave of regulatory activity for businesses operating in China. The month’s most significant developments include the State Taxation Administration (STA)’s first-ever Q&A on ...

The EU Chamber China 2026 Business Confidence Survey reveals a modest but significant inflection point in European business sentiment, as the proportion of companies reporting a worsening environment ...

Part II of our Australia Asia market entry series compares labor costs, tax regimes, and foreign investment access across China, Vietnam, and India to help Australian companies identify the right ...

China’s clean energy transition will be central to the country’s economic development in the decades to come, driven by both a clear understanding of the threats of climate change and a desire to ...

Setting up a WFOE in China involves navigating a series of regulatory steps, from pre-registration checks and company registration to post-registration procedures such as tax registration, bank ...

A wholly foreign‑owned enterprise (WFOE) remains the preferred entry structure for many foreign investors in China in 2026, provided the target sector permits full foreign ownership and the business ...

China’s 15th Five-Year Plan sets out the country’s economic and industrial development priorities for the period from 2026 to 2030, with a heavy emphasis on technological self-sufficiency, industrial ...