Tag: SAIC

By ZHANG Chenying (Tsinghua University)1 Introduction From August 1, 2008, the date China’s Anti-Monopoly Law became effective, China’s anti-monopoly law enforcement authorities have identified 61 cases...

Reston, Virginia-based government IT contractor Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) will acquire Chantilly-based Engility Holdings. It’ll create one of the largest government IT contractors...

By Yong Huang and Baiding Wu - In recent years, the issue of “fair competition review” has become a key priority for the Chinese Central...

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 Michael Han, Andrew Skudder and David Boyle - In November 2016, the SAIC published its penalty decision against Tetra Pak. Following a thorough investigation,...

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...

By Michael Han & David Boyle Introduction Over the past number of years China’s antitrust regime has been gaining prominence on the international stage. China’s...

By Meng Yanbei   Overview Administrative monopolistic conduct is also considered conduct of abusing administrative power to eliminate or restrict competition. There are three stages in Chinese...

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...

Dina Kallay, Feb 28, 2011 This brief note highlights some ongoing antitrust cooperation between the United States and China. Over the past twenty years, the...