- Chongqing Mayor Reveals Role in Drama Outside U.S. Consulate http://t.co/HDyhtj82 ->
- FT: China’s growth model running out of steam http://t.co/qvmgKkpz ->
- Row over proposed car procurement http://t.co/Z2kl9enJ I think gov't is right. No WTO issue here. Just protectionism. ->
- Swarovski in spat with 360buy http://t.co/XjT45ATu ->
- Personal info law needed http://t.co/BKAtYfGh re: data privacy protection ->
- @ChinaGeeks What's the argument for NOT punishing buyers? Unless they are rescuers, these are not the good guys. in reply to ChinaGeeks ->
- @Bendilaowai @ChinaGeeks IC. That makes sense. in reply to Bendilaowai ->
- China Law Blog: Hermès’ China Trademark Case. Do You Know What Trademarks You Really Need? http://t.co/qtTJeglH ->
- Shanghai Daily: Proview faces winding-up http://t.co/WfljdcE0 ->
- Reuters: China to send envoy in bid to ease Syria crisis http://t.co/LSrDLLUo Too little PR, too late. ->
- Bloomberg: Why China Is Suddenly Content With 7.5 Percent Growth http://t.co/NU6aRtHb ->
- Wired: China Spends Even More on Its Military While Pentagon Yawns http://t.co/Gn6reypy ->
- Legal Daily: Shanghai 2nd Intermediate Court Accepts Michael Jordan naming rights case 上海二中院受理迈克尔•乔丹姓名权纠纷案 http://t.co/96nHGmdB ->
- NYT: Scandals in Hong Kong Raise Fears About China http://t.co/AbK1zuJH ->
- FT: Normal is peculiar for the renminbi http://t.co/8ohnA1vd ->
- CNN: China's plans to shift from being world's factory to shopper http://t.co/EUhItoSo ->
- NYT: Signs of Slowing in China – New York Times http://t.co/mW7LRxM8 ->
- The pros and cons of rising labor costs http://t.co/mhJQh5YZ ->
- Stanley Lubman: Criminal Law Reform: Some Steps Forward, How Many Back? http://t.co/Qp5fpspV ->
- Tea Leaf Nation: Bo Xilai, Comeback Kid? http://t.co/0FQhKMCM @tealeafnation ->
- Danwei: Should Chinese political delegates wear $2,000 suits? http://t.co/lY0cez8o @goldkorn ->
- Yukon Huang: China's Growing Inequality is Undermining the Regime http://t.co/iRBeewQO ->
- Evan Osnos: The Chinese View of Super Tuesday http://t.co/w7Kyz0Pj @eosnos ->
- Latest China Hearsay: Shanghai Court Accepts Michael Jordan Case http://t.co/ty8XoZSM ->
- China Law Blog: Litigating in China http://t.co/LHXashgc ->
- Guardian: "Made in China" no more http://t.co/Xi21h7Fc ->
- Herbert Smith: New measures to regulate malpractice adopted by ICPs in China and their use of personal data http://t.co/pWZ2pbgi ->
- Diplomat: A Hunger for Heroes http://t.co/RnivnIwt @LizEconomy ->
- Int'l Econ Law & Policy: CVDs and Double Counting http://t.co/Ub6u7KoV ->
- Caixin: IPad Trademark Row Threatens to Skin Apple http://t.co/iAOsxAcY Some questionable legal opinions in here. ->
- Writer calls for Copyright Law amendment http://t.co/pQ2IAkc9 Me too me too. ->
- China Finance: Can PE Firms Exit Their China Investments? http://t.co/luYZ4CEf @chinajinrong ->
- AP: Congress approves punitive tariffs against China http://t.co/sY7aff2w ->
- China Daily: US duty violates WTO rules http://t.co/NZB4mtfi This doesn't make much sense. ->
- NYT: Dividends Emerge in Pressing Apple Over Working Conditions in China http://t.co/ogkkpdvv ->
- AP: Apple’s iPad row reflect mounting trademark troubles in hyper-competitive China market http://t.co/BYyUuYhA Nice survey, not just iPad ->
- Time: China’s National People’s Congress: Bling-Bling and Big Glasses http://t.co/Cr0oMaFj ->
- Reuters: In China, Apple faces its "Nike moment"? http://t.co/K5MdRUta ->
- USNews: The Upside to a Slowing Chinese Economy http://t.co/641IsTcN Indeed. ->
- AP: Minister: China plans tax cuts to spur consumption http://t.co/IogfwC7b ->
- Reuters: China lambasts U.S. trade bill, won’t adjust yuan http://t.co/5PhE74j1 @HornbyLucy ->
- Ministry of Tofu: Photos: Side-by-side comparisons of Chinese copycat movie posters and those they rip off http://t.co/w7UJwZeq ->
- China Media Project: Making sense of China’s “public safety” spending http://t.co/zAWKpg8b @cmphk ->
- China Legal Brief: Termination of Company Operations in China: Lessons learnt, Part I http://t.co/QlpsySlj ->
- 'Don't blame China,' says US official http://t.co/fe0K36li ->
- Seeing Red in China: China’s biggest environmental problem isn’t the air http://t.co/qb3Wubn0 ->
- WSJ: Mr. Anderson Takes the Red Pill http://t.co/XRlfxHFE re: Jonathan Anderson quits UBS ->
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