Chinese manufacturing indexes rose in January as the world’s second-biggest economy withstood weaker exports driven by Europe’s debt crisis and a government-induced property slowdown.
About the Author:
Maggie Zeng
Although Paul Jones operates his own firm in Toronto, two thirds of his law practice consists of work related to China. In addition to intellectual property protection and litigation he also works on franchising, technology transfer, competition law and outsourcing. He is the designated reporter on intellectual property law developments in China for the ABA International Section, and on Anti-Monopoly Law developments in China for the ABA Antitrust Section, and his articles on franchising in China are used for graduate work and for teaching at Chinese and American universities.
