EURObiz January/February 2018

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2018-02-26
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Intellectual property, trademark, branding, patent, competition, legal, Annual Conference, compliance

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There is a crucial disconnect between policy and enforcement when it comes to intellectual property rights (IPR). Despite recent improvements in China with the introduction of intellectual property (IP) courts, a lack of long-term legal reform and strong trademark enforcement has made European businesses wary of entering China’s market. To put foreign businesses at ease, the European Chamber continues to advocate for a Chinese IPR regime that aligns with global standards.

To better understand this issue, European Chamber members have contributed articles to EURObiz on a number of different topics related to IP, including the effects of China Manufacturing 2025, the new Anti-unfair Competition Law and recent restrictions on e-commerce in China. Also featured in this issue:

a Chinese perspective on the next transportation disruption;
what the revised internet domain registration rules mean for foreign businesses using Chinese Internet, and;
the European Chamber’s Annual Conference on China’s rise and the new contradiction.

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