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Keeping China’s secrets – Blurring the line between corporate and state secrets
Practice Area: Corporate Governance
Sector: Mining and natural resources
Jurisdiction: China
Published: 27 May 2010
Law Firm: Herbert Smith
Overview
New rules in China have blurred the line between corporate and state secrets, meaning overseas companies must tread very carefully. This article form Herbert smith explains further.
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