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The article focuses on the pledge of Alibaba founder Jack Ma to work with industry regulator State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) in fighting against the sale of fake products at e-commerce sites. Topics covered include SAIC inspection on six e-commerce sites inChina indicating Alibaba with the worst performance on the sales of counterfeit and substandard products. Also mentioned is the White Paper on Administrative Guidelines for Alibaba released by SAIC.

The article reports on a campaign to be conducted by China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) to enhance supervision of online marketplaces from May to November 2016. Topics covered include the monitoring of purchases of key products, verification of the operation of online stores under their real names, and strengthening the quality of goods purchased online. Also mentioned are measures to be taken against online trademark infringement and illegal online advertisements.

The article mentions about the Chinese Goverment's struggle to monitor the State-Owned Enterprises (SOES) inturn failing to exercise control over them.

The article reports on the new regulations issued by China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) that will require all e-commerce platforms in China to provide 7-day unconditional return policies to its customers.

The article discusses consumer-products company Nu Skin Enterprises, with a particular focus on claims being investigated by China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce that Nu Skin is operating a pyramid scheme in China. Nu Skin chief executive M. Truman Hunt denies the charge, which first appeared in a January 2014 issue of the "People's Daily" newspaper.

The article reports on a forum about the proposal of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce in China to make celebrities accountable when the products they endorse are part of deceptive advertisements. The supporters claim that celebrities make consumers interested in the products because of their popularity. The opponents claim that it is not the responsibility of celebrities to check the products that they are endorsing.

The article reports on the new initiative in China which allows farmers to sell the managerial rights of their land. It states that the China Forestry Exchange (CFEX), the first national trading platform for forestry equity and the forest resource market approved by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, allows farmers to sell use rights of their forestland in accordance with the law. It notes that the exchange aims to establish a forest resource-trading platform of international influence.

The article focuses on the move of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC), an anti-trust watchdog in China, to accept the request of electronic commerce company JD.com to investigate the promotion practices of Alibaba Group, an electronic commerce company.

This section offers news briefs concerning the economy of China as of March 27, 2008. The People's Bank of China lifted the reserve requirement ratio to 15.5 percent. The country has seen an increased flow of venture capital to fund startup businesses. The State Administration for Industry and Commerce reported an increase in the amount of paid-in foreign direct investment.

The article focuses on the search of the film, music, and software industries for special measures to counter the rampant piracy in China. The Press and Publication Administration, Ministry of Information Industry, State Administration for Industry and Commerce and the State Copyright Bureau have issued a document designed to combat network piracy. The Ministry of Culture is also preparing a network-monitoring platform to provide real time monitoring of the contents and spread of network culture.

Focuses on the move of the China State Administration for Industry and Commerce to send a senior government official to respond to summons and charges in court. Responsibility in answering all legal cased made against SAIC; Modification of attitude toweard judicial departments; Efforts of rectifying administrative power and improve administration by law.

The author discusses the quality check of goods sold at e-commerce sites in China by the State Aministration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC). The author agrees that there is a prevalence of counterfeit and substandard goods being sold at online shopping sites such as Taobao.com of Alibaba. Also discussed are unresolved quality issues at Taobao.com, the promise of Alibaba to impose higher vendor penalties and stronger enforcement of SAIC regulations.

The article reports on the harsh criticism faced by electronic commerce company Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. from the Chinese government over sales of fake goods on its online sites Tmall.com and Taobao Marketplace. It notes the report issued by China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce claiming that the company faces a crisis of credibility after failing to address the alleged offenses. It also notes the criticism of Alibaba's initial public offering from a government ministry.

The article reports that China continues to lead the world in the number of trademark applications submitted annually for the 12th consecutive year since 2002, according to the latest figures released by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) in 2014.

The article focuses on the data issued by China State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) on September 2, 2014 which unveiled that the country has continued to top the global trademark registrations with a total of 7.61 million valid registrations at the end of June 2014.

The article reports that China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce has issued a 20-day deadline for the computer technology firm Microsoft as of September 2014 to provide a written explanation on account of compatibility issues with its Windows operating system and the Microsoft Office software. It mentions Microsoft's non-transparency in the SAIC's anti-monopoly probe and informs about the agency's investigation on the company's contracts, internal emails and financial statements.

The article reports that China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) has computers, documents, emails, and files from Microsoft's offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu on July 28, 2014 as part of a probe on alleged anti-competitive practices by Microsoft.

This section offers news briefs on the economy of China as of May 2014. An overview of a report released by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce on the development of small and micro firms is presented. The policy measures that were decided upon during the executive meeting of the State Council governing the reform of railway investment and financing systems are mentioned. Information is provided on the equipment manufacturing output of China in 2013.

The article presents questions and answers related to the cross-border market of China, including questions about China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), State Administration of Industry and Commerce (SAIC), and the allegedly declining inbound deal work in China.

This section offers economic-related news briefs in China. The government announced guidelines for a reform of the health care system on April 6, 2009. The General Administration of Press and Publications (GAAP) announced its intention to foster the creation of big publishing companies. The State Administration of Industry and Commerce (SAIC) has announced its decision to create and promote a model contract for the transfer of rural land-use rights to safeguard the interests of farmers.

Reports that China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce has issued an emergency notice to strengthen the market supervision and crack down on illegal business acts taking advantage of the severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic.

The article reports that China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce has banned outdoor advertising that uses certain terms celebrating opulence and high-end living. The new policy was first reported in the official China Daily newspaper, which quoted a press release from March 17 about new rules taking effect April 15, 2011.

The article reports on the edict issued by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce to support foreign companies in transferring financial claims to registered capital in China.

This article announces the issuance of the Notice Regarding Further Strengthening the Registration and Administration of Permanent Representative Offices of Foreign Enterprises by the Chinese State Administration of Industry & Commerce (SAIC) and the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) in January 2010.

The article reports on a policy reform reducing the maximum number of representative offices in foreign-owned companies published under the Notice on Strengthening Administration for Registration of Foreign Enterprises Resident Representative Institutions by the Chinese State Administration of Industry and Commerce on January 15, 2010.

The article reports on the new regulation released by China's Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Commerce, the General Administration of Customs, the State Administration for Industry & Commerce, the State Administration of Work Safety, and the State Food and Drug Administration. It states that the regulation requires administrative departments to boost management control on precursor chemicals production and trade. It notes that the regulation was unveiled on August 10, 2009.