Tag: MOFCOM

Navigating through Merger Control Review in China – Challenges for U.S. Companies during a Time of Uncertainty By Cheng Liu, Audrey Yumeng Li, and...

China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) denied on Thursday, July 26, that its tariff dispute with Washington was the reason for a lengthy anti-monopoly review...

Posted by Social Science Research Network China enters new era of antitrust regulation China plans to consolidate its three merger and antitrust agencies into a single...

Last week, the US Supreme Court granted an extremely unusual motion by China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), allowing the ministry to present oral argument...

A potential mega-merger between chipmaker Broadcom and US rival Qualcomm is likely to face stern scrutiny in China, antitrust lawyers say, amid a strategic...

By Susan Ning, Kate Peng, Sibo Gao and Ting Gong - Since the enactment of the Anti-monopoly Law (“AML”) in 2008, China’s AML enforcement has gained...

By John Yong Ren and Wesley Wang - China’s merger control regime under the Anti-Monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China, which came into...

CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Yanhua Zhang (Global Economics Group) present: “Gun Jumping” under the AML Merger Control Rules - Analysis of the two-stage...

By Nikolaos Peristerakis, Tom McGrath & Fay Zhou - While there appears to be a consensus among regulators and practitioners that “big is not necessarily bad”...

By John Yong Ren, Jason Liu   INTRODUCTION In China, there are three administrative authorities that serve as enforcement authorities of the Anti-Monopoly Law (“AML”): the...