China Name and Shame Night Leaves Consumer Companies on Edge
The three top areas of consumer complaints were e-commerce websites, car sales, and mobile phones.
China Restricts Travel By Shenzhen Residents To Hong Kong
The move is designed to assuage Hong Kongers angry with mainlanders who buy up goods.
Chinese Firms in Europe: Gone Shopping
Gone shopping More European businesses are coming under Chinese ownership.
China Using Antimonopoly Law to Pressure Foreign Businesses
China is using its six-year-old antimonopoly law to put foreign businesses under increasing pressure, a development that experts say will intensify as Beijing seeks greater sway over the prices paid by Chinese companies and consumers.
China Using Antimonopoly Law to Pressure Foreign Businesses
Experts say Beijing seeking greater sway over prices paid by Chinese companies and consumers.
Johnson & Johnson is Treating Chinese Customers Like “Second-Class” Citizens, Say The Chinese Media
While Johnson & Johnson has held 51 global product recalls since 2005, China has been excluded from 48 of them, according to Xinhua. "Any drugs recalled outside China must be recalled in China as well," the China Food and Drug Administration...
Alibaba Joins China In Antipiracy Fight
Alibaba announced its partnership with five agencies at a news conference Tuesday. On the same day, Xinhua reported that China’s top legislature is considering amending the country’s consumer-rights law to protect online shoppers....