In this issue: China – 1. Revised “Provisions on the Recognition and Protection of Well-Known TM” promulgated by SAIC 2. CTMO’s explanation on division of partially rejected TM applications, pursuant to Art. 22 of the Implementing Regulations of the New TM Law 3. Design patents for graphical user interface designs granted inChina […]
We are pleased to inform you that our Director Ms. Wubin Yan and Trademark Attorney Ms. Chunchun Zhao will be attending the 2014 China Trademark Festival and Annual Meeting to be held in Suzhou from November 7 to November 10, 2014. Should any colleagues from your firm participate this event, we would be very happy to […]
Oct 24 (Reuters) – Hong Kong shares finished lower on Friday, dragged down by weak Chinese property data and corporate results from major companies. The Hang Seng Index unofficially closed down 0.1 percent at 23,302.20 points. The China Enterprises Index of the leading offshore Chinese listings in Hong Kong fell 0.5 percent. For the week, […]
Beijing is in talks with Singapore and Britain to let mainland investors buy equities in these markets, a move seen as the next stage of China’s opening up of the capital account and globalising the yuan as the Shanghai-Hong Kong stock connect scheme readies to start. The initiative, if approved, will put Hong Kong in […]
Louise Barrington is moderating a panel on the following: Date Organised by Event City Theme / Topic of LB 23 – 24 October 2014 ADRIC – ADR Insititute of Canada ADRIC 2014 Annual National Conference Montreal “Pre-Arbitral Considerations” in International Arbitration For further details please follow the link below. Full Schedule Aculex Transnational […]
An inability to open bank accounts is the latest threat to Hong Kong’s business-friendly reputation. “It is getting extremely difficult to open bank accounts for any sort of trust or company structure. Banks have gone from a position where unless there is good reason to refuse the account, we will accept it, to unless there […]
The uncomfortable truth is that the entire banking system in the developed West is insolvent. This is not some wild, attention seeking headline. Rather, it is a carefully researched assertion based on fact. Let’s briefly examine the evidence in the United States, the world’s largest and most important banking system : 1. Some of the […]
I must have passed by a hundred beautiful women on the streets of Hong Kong today. You could throw a stone and hit a dozen Hong Kong banks at any point on streets like Des Voeux and Queen’s Road in the Central district. And on a Thursday morning, it’s also teeming with some really stunning […]
Joseph Ng & Co, our exclusive Offshore Services member in Hong Kong are looking to engage with members globally who are seeking to invest / connected with investors interested in projects and joint business ventures in China. Currently there are a few toll-road projects plus other agricultural and industrial projects available to IR members for […]
World-class business infrastructure Hong Kong’s efficient travel, logistics and telecommunications infrastructure makes international business easy. High quality infrastructure is essential to the efficient operations of any business. Hong Kong offers one of the most advanced business infrastructure in the world, including:•Efficient and convenient local and regional transport•World-class telecommunications and connectivity•World-leading sea and air cargo system […]
Ms Louise Barrington (Hong Kong, Canada and France) is a confirmed speaker at Swedish Arbitration Days 2014, Stockholm – Experts in International Arbitration SWEDISH ARBITRATION DAYS4-5 September 2014 | Grand Hôtel | Stockholm For further details please follow the link below Swedish Arbitration Days 2014, Stockholm Programme Aculex Transnational Inc
In 2011 the IFRS Interpretations Committee (IFRS IC) received a request to clarify the meaning of the term ‘consumption of the expected future economic benefits embodied in the asset’ in IAS 38 Intangible Assets paragraph 97, when determining the appropriate amortisation method. The IFRS IC then referred the issue to the International Accounting Standards Board […]