A General Electric lawyer travels to Myanmar to test the legal waters
New rules pressure companies to take responsibility for their supply chains
...Allens are advising China’s State Grid Corp...million purchase of five Australian office buildings from GE Capital’...
...distributed online. State Internet Information Office: Immediately delete contents which calls...Communist Youth League. According to China Daily, Yuan only has three...
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Delaware Law Weekly
...either incorporate or open an office in Delaware. Markell made those...of Brazil, Russia, India and China, four countries that are often...
...glass-walled luxury building in China. The fifteen-story building, formed...Buildings—one of the largest office buildings in the world. The...
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...to Day Pitney's Hartford office. Rybacki, who focuses on tax...EVA WANG in its China business group. The new partner...
...South China), Tianjin, and Chongqing. In early 2012, CIETAC issued new arbitration rules which considerably strengthened the power of CIETAC’s Beijing office (CIETAC...
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...multi-national operating companies (“MNC”). For example, the People’s Bank of China recently began permitting certain MNCs to consolidate all incoming or outgoing RMB...
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..."Simply put, China is not going away," said Schaffer, who is based in the firm's Stamford office. "As the Chinese...
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