Foreign nongovernmental organizations operating in China have always had trouble, and a new law in China is going to now make this operational grey zone even darker.

Qi Xiangdong, president of Chinese software firm Qihoo 360, revealed during a local media interview that China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and Ministry of Public Security have intervened in the dispute between his company and Tencent.

Over ten people, all of whom were reported to be former employees of Philips, gathered outside Philips' Beijing office last week to demand that the company pay full social insurance contributions.

Beijing No. 2 Secondary Court has issued an indictment on Gome Electrical Appliance Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chinese electronics retailer Gome, which is alleged to have been involved in a bribery scandal.

Companies can breathe a sigh of relief as police in Hubei province have recently taken down the Black Hawk Safety Net, a hacker training website that publicly provides illegal computer programs to its members.

Shanghai has unveiled an anti-domestic violence center to mark this year's World Anti-Domestic Violence Day, which fell on November 25.

A new campaign is underway in China to rid the country of mobile-optimized websites that spread pornography and false information.