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Appotronics Moves to Void Taiwan Rival’s Patents After $8 Million Countersuit

Caixin Online 06 Aug 2019
An intellectual property battle continues to embroil one of the first companies to list on China’s high-tech board ... Ltd ... Tang Xiangyang, a lawyer at Guangzhou-based Yingke Law Firm, said patent suits such as these could be used by companies to put pressure on each other and even drive their rivals out of the market.
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Foxconn Chief Accuses Microsoft of ‘Bullying’ Over Patent Lawsuit

Caixin Online 13 Mar 2019
The head of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Ltd. has trashed a patent lawsuit filed by Microsoft against the company, accusing the tech giant of “scapegoating” it ... Ltd ... Tang Xiangyang, a lawyer at Guangzhou-based Yingke Law Firm, said if Hon Hai loses the legal fight, it is the company’s clients, not Hon Hai, that will have to pay the penalty.
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Draft Law Expands Chinese Police Discretion on Gun Use

Voa News 07 Dec 2016
  China last week published draft amendments to its Police Law of 1995 ... Li Xiangyang, a human rights lawyer from Shandong province, told VOA that while its “new restrictions are minor,” the draft “in general expands the police’s discretionary power, which will create room” for police to attack human rights activists ... "Let me say this.
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Closer scrutiny for overseas investments

China Daily 02 Dec 2016
China will stick to its 'going out' strategy, but safeguards are being introduced to limit risk ... "We will take measures to curb their actions." ... That is expected to continue ... Ge Xiangyang, an investment lawyer at the Beijing office of the Hong Kong-based law firm Mayer Brown JSM, said activities in some developing countries may carry bigger risks.
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Investments overseas get closer look

China Daily 28 Nov 2016
Screening to preserve 'going out' policy while halting improper flows of money ... "We will take measures to curb their actions," Guo said ... That is expected to continue ... Ge Xiangyang, an investment lawyer at the Beijing office of the Hong Kong-based law firm Mayer Brown JSM, said activities in some developing countries may carry bigger risks ... .
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China offers guidelines for companies investing overseas

China Daily 02 Mar 2016
Ge Xiangyang, an investment lawyer at Beijing office of the Hong Kong-based global law firm Mayer Brown JSM, said unlike in mature markets such as Germany or the United Kingdom, conducting merger and acquisition activities in Latin American or African countries may cause bigger ...
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Burberry Loses Rights to Signature Tan, Black and Red Plaid in China

Mashable 28 Nov 2013
... “Haymarket” pattern in three years in China, lawyers for Polo Santa Roberta said in a news conference last week. By maintaining exclusive use of the pattern, Burberry was monopolizing part of Scotland’s cultural heritage, lawyer Tang Xiangyang explained during the news conference.
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