Finance · 08/13/2025
Apples App Store Policy Shift Raises Developer Costs Cuts Fees for Local Businesses
Apple is revising its App Store policies in Europe, potentially leading to increased costs for developers. Simultaneously, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges announced fee reductions for 2025, estimated at RMB 1.465 billion, aiming to lower operational costs for businesses. This juxtaposition highlights the importance for companies to closely monitor policy changes and optimize their operational strategies accordingly. While European developers face potential cost increases due to App Store adjustments, Chinese companies stand to benefit from reduced exchange fees, demonstrating the diverse impacts of evolving regulations on the global business landscape.
Lawyers · 08/07/2025
Chinese Firms Expand US Presence with Representative Offices
Companies face legal challenges in the U.S. market and can address these by establishing representative offices locally. The U.S. Legal Network offers comprehensive support, including immigration legal services and case recommendations, to assist businesses in smooth operations and compliance management.
Finance · 07/04/2025
Coupangs Pricing Strategy Draws Brand Protests in Taiwan
Coupang's low-price strategy to seize market share in Taiwan's e-commerce market has sparked dissatisfaction among brands, who believe it disrupts market order and damages brand value. Brands are actively seeking countermeasures, potentially triggering a new round of reshuffling in the e-commerce industry and reshaping the e-commerce ecosystem. Price wars are not a long-term solution; sustainable development for e-commerce platforms needs to be built on healthy business models and a fair competitive environment. This situation highlights the need for a more balanced approach to competition within the rapidly evolving e-commerce landscape.