We recently held our first round table event in the north, in collaboration with Tianjin Italian SME Industrial Park and China Italy Chamber of Commerce, where we shared insights on the revised Company Law and launched our new guide, “Invest in China: Beijing and the North.” Additionally, we had the pleasure of visiting Nankai University College of Foreign Languages, thanks to Prof. Yang, to explore potential future collaborations. And last but not least, we enjoyed a fantastic dinner at Pizza Bianca with the local Italian community, creating an amazing atmosphere!
Introduction The Companies Act of 2013 (hereinafter referred to as “the Companies Act”) has made provision for various types of companies. In the Companies Act, among others, a company may be termed as a separate legal entity and is further categorized in various manners, such as, for example, a private company, a public company, a
In the contemporary commercial landscape, intellectual property assumes an indispensable role for enterprises, irrespective of their sector or scale of operation. Indeed, intellectual property rights stand as a cornerstone in safeguarding a company’s competitiveness, prosperity, and enduring existence, exerting a substantial influence on its overall worth. These rights pertain to intangible assets, encompassing trademarks, patents,
Provisions of the New Company Law on the Dismissal and Resignation of Directors China’s new Company Law, which will come into effect on July 1, 2024, creates the following systems for the dismissal and resignation of directors: first, the shareholders’ meeting may resolve to dismiss a director, but if a director is dismissed before the
