The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has rolled out changes to the country’s Company Law, tightening the capital rules for new firms. The new law, which imposes a five-year deadline for payment of registered capital, has triggered a surge of capital reductions China Sets Stricter Capital Rules for New Companies Amid Slumping Economic Confidence
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has rolled out changes to the country’s Company Law, tightening the capital rules for new firms. The new law, which imposes a five-year deadline for payment of registered capital, has triggered a surge of capital reductions 
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As Taiwan’s presidential election concluded on Jan. 13—with the pro-democracy William Lai Ching-te elected as the new president and Hsiao Bi-khim as the vice president—observers have anticipated that the mature democracy displayed in Taiwan’s election
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