A Nobel pursuit: a profile of Professor Tu Youyou
From an ancient Chinese recipe to industrial production in Europe
The quality controller
An interview with Cyrus Ma, Vice Chairman of the Chamber’s Quality and Safety Services Working Group
The Two Negatives Aren’t a Positive
As China’s economy continues to slow, European businesses operating there are increasingly asking a question that you might not expect of a country that’s clearly in need of further high value-added investment: how welcome are we here? On 1st December, this conundrum was brought into…
Airpocalypse Now: China’s war against air pollution
After Beijing’s infamous ‘airpocalypse’, Premier Li Keqiang declared war on air pollution. Official data show surprising progress in the past year. But to sustain this progress the Chinese Government must embrace more systemic and market-orientated approaches, says Calvin Quek, head of the Sustainable Finance Programme…
A question of faith: Trademark protection in China
When China joined the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and revised its Trademark Law in 2001
Celebrating 10 years of the EU-China IP Dialogue Mechanism
The last 10 years have seen significant developments in the legal framework related to intellectual property (IP) in China.
Eliminating Unfair Competition: Guidelines on IP-related Anti-Monopoly Issues
This article lay out the legal framework governing some commonly encountered IP-related competition issues
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