China's Customs announced recently that it will start allowing green bananas from Myanmar.

During a recent webinar, a group of legal experts discussed the latest developments in intellectual property (IP) law and practice in China, including in the areas of patents, trademarks, trade secrets and antitrust.

In an effort to respond to the central government's call to expand domestic demand, local governments have kicked off various subsidy programs to boost sales of home appliances and electronic gadgets, as well as other consumption.

China's Committee on technical standards recently issued a draft standard on privacy agreements and is now soliciting public comments until July 25.

Network service providers (NSP) will jointly bear the punitive compensation liability in some intellectual property infringing cases, Beijing High People's Court said recently. It also set forth more specific rules on the calculation of punitive damages.

China's market regulator recently issued the 2021 Report on Antitrust Enforcement in China, highlighting that the monopolistic practice of "choose one between two" has basically terminated, and the market competition order has improved significantly.

During a joint event hosted by the Peterson Institute for International Economics and the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Evan Greenberg, Chairman and CEO of Chubb Insurance, explained why he thinks unilateral decoupling with China is not the right approach. While "there will be cases of selective decoupling,