China law blog sums up various difficulties in doing China business around areas such as: intellectual property, disappearing Chinese companies, joint ventures gone bad and labour law violations.
Written byOiwan Lam
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Not sure exactly when it occurred; however, sometime, maybe in the wild 80s, the Ugly American transmuted into the Stupid American. While stories of the Ugly of course made me cringe; these stories of businessmen losing all sense when entering China, well, makes me almost–operative word be almost–nostalgic for the old daze!