China’s Beijing Intellectual Property Court on March 16 published an overview of anti-monopoly and anti-unfair competition lawsuits since its inception in 2014 and a list of top 10 exemplary cases the court ruled on as of 2017.
China’s Guangzhou Intellectual Property Court on December 26 upheld the lower court’s decision ordering Guangzhou Taiyun Tech Co., Ltd. to pay 100,000 yuan ($16,000) in damages in a legal battle with Guangzhou Coates Signco Trading Co., Ltd.
China’s Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) on December 15 released this year’s second list of 6 representative cases for corporate compliance, two of which are intellectual property cases.
Retailer Carrefour China accused Sam’s Club, a Walmart Inc.’s unit, of forcing merchants to choose between it and Sam’s Club, a monopolistic behavior being cracked down on by the Chinese government.
KingClean discovered that although the 19 resigned employees had signed non-disclosure agreements and non-compete agreements, both of which they promised to abide by, they all joined the startup shortly after departure.
