By now, almost every business has an Internet presence. What are the major risks perceived
by those engaged in the universe of Internet businesses? What potential risks, if they …

The People's Republic of China (" PRC") has received considerable criticism from the United
States for the human rights issues raised by its Internet surveillance program. For example …

Does copyright piracy actually benefit creators and the creative industries in China? Recent
scholarship and commentaries suggest that rampant piracy might result in no net social loss …

The Political Economy of Competition Law in China provides a unique perspective of
China's competition law that is situated within its legal, institutional, economic, and political …

Over the past two decades, variable interest entity (VIE) structures have been used widely
for foreign investors to access Chinese industries that are closed or restricted to foreign …

China's largest Internet companies are tuming to the US stock exchange to raise financial
capital for expansion.'A company raises financial capital by selling shares of ownership of …

The dominant strain of law and development theory holds that strong property rights are a
necessary condition for economic growth. Nonetheless, China has experienced thirty years …

A Variable Interest Entity (VIE) is an arms-length entity in which the investor holds a
controlling interest not by having majority control of voting rights but through a series of …

Alibaba stands as China's underdog success story in the e-commerce industry, yet much
remains unexplored about the consequences of its unique Variable Interest Entity (VIE) …

Countries are increasingly using tax policy as an instrument to navigate through the recent
global financial difficulties, and China is no exception. In an effort to avoid the loss of tax …