Cao Yin

1 week ago | global.chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin

As the gig economy and new businesses continue to grow, a recent report has emphasized the need to enhance labor laws and suggests that China should promote employment equity and bolster the protection of workers' rights through legislative measures.

1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin

Thanks to efforts by China's top court, an international commercial dispute involving about $10 million was resolved through mediation Thursday, marking a mutually beneficial outcome for parties across Eurasia. The First International Commercial Court of the Supreme People's Court said the case stemmed from a contractual dispute between a Swiss company and a firm based in Shenzhen, Guangdong province.

1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin

Four individuals who used artificial intelligence to infringe on the copyrights of online artworks have been sentenced to up to 18 months in prison, along with fines, according to a recent ruling by the Beijing Tongzhou District People's Court. The four defendants were accused of using AI software to alter original illustrations found online, creating more than 3,000 jigsaw puzzles for sale and making illegal profits exceeding 270,000 yuan ($37,556), prosecutors said.

1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin

China's top court has called on judges across the country to step up efforts to crack down on fraud in online consumption, urging stronger protection of consumers' legitimate rights and the promotion of a healthy digital marketplace. On Monday, the Supreme People's Court underscored the importance of safeguarding consumers in cyberspace by releasing details of five recent cases. The court stressed that the growth of online shopping must occur within the boundaries of the rule of law.

1 week ago | global.chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin

China's top court has urged judges nationwide to intensify efforts to combat fraud in online consumption, making every effort to protect consumers' legitimate interests and promote the healthy development of the market. On Monday, the Supreme People's Court highlighted the significance of consumer protection in the digital space by disclosing details of five notable cases. It reaffirmed that the growth and expansion of online consumption must occur within the framework of the rule of law.