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The first revisions in five years to the tax administration and collection law in China bring greater transparency and fairness to the system.

At a time when the global telecoms market is faltering, the problem in mainland China appears to be one of managing to cope the continued rapid rate of growth.

Revisions to WFOE regulations should benefit foreign firms and remove some of the uncertainty surrounding the process of setting up WFOEs.

Rural migrants are now a crucial part of China’s urban economy, yet the state is only starting to ease the restrictions placed on their movement.

B2B trading sites offer considerable cost savings in developing countries such as China, but the sheer backwardness of many local businesses on the mainland means that uptake has been excruciatingly slow so far.