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CBR July-August 2010 - Services

March-April: Intellectual Property

March-April 2009 Issue Cover

Tackling Intellectual Property Infringement in China

Ryan Ong

Companies can combat intellectual property rights (IPR) infringement through administrative or judicial channels, both of which have pros and cons.

Interview: Mark Cohen on Intellectual Property (Subscribers Only)

The former senior intellectual property attache at the US Embassy in Beijing discusses key issues facing companies in China.

A New Era of Intellectual Property Rights Licensing (Subscribers Only)

Esther H. Lim and Srikala P. Atluri

Companies should be aware of recent changes to China's IPR enforcement regime, especially those related to troubling compulsory licensing provisions, patent pools, and package licenses.

Changes to China's Patent Law and Practice (Subscribers Only)

Tackling Intellectual Property Infringement in China

Thomas T. Moga

China's revised Patent Law adopts some common international standards but leaves room for improvement.

Interview: How Microsoft Handles Its IP in China [Web Exclusive] (Subscribers Only)

Microsoft's Fengming Liu discusses the company's intellectual property priorities in China.

China Data: Patents, Enforcement, and Seizures [pdf] (Subscribers Only)

Features

Still Strong Sellers

LUXURY GOODS

Luxury Goods: Still Strong Sellers (Subscribers Only)

Ben Cavender and Shaun Rein

China's luxury goods sales may perform well despite bear-market conditions.

TAX

China's Special Tax Adjustment Regulations: An Action Plan (Subscribers Only)

Glenn DeSouza

New measures change the global transfer pricing landscape significantly.

Ramping Up Customs Compliance Reviews

CUSTOMS

Ramping Up Customs Compliance Reviews

Tony Kerr

PRC Customs is stepping up enforcement, and companies must ensure that they fully comply with the law.

 

Departments

Short Takes




Bulletin




Commentary

Letter from the Editor

This year, the CBR's 35th anniversary, we are looking back at the magazine's first year.

Short Takes

Snapshots of recent China headlines

China Conference Calendar

Upcoming China business events

China Market Intelligence

China Tackles Economic Crisis with Fiscal Stimulus, Consumption Plans

USCBC Bulletin

A recap of past events and listing of upcoming conferences

Letter from Beijing

Robert Poole

Transitions

Commentary (Subscribers Only)

Francis Bassolino, Michael Deering, and Lyuba Tovbina

Converting the Downturn to Advantage

China Deals

A listing of recent China-related business deals

Opportunities

News of China-related educational, cultural, and charitable projects

The exchange rate used throughout this issue is the People's Bank of China rate from January 15, 2009: ¥6.8392 = $1.

Hot Topics

China's Economy

Interview with three China economists

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Letter from Beijing

The Gap Year

One way to look at US business and China in 2010 to date might be to see it as a year of many gaps, or spaces where common or agreed interests don't quite meet. Despite these differences, the underlying interest of both countries' consumers in...

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