Daily Journal Staff Writer
Enthusiasm over Shanghai's new free-trade zone, launched in late September to spur foreign investment into China's largest urban area, quickly dampened when the government released a list of sectors for which special policies do not apply. But despite the zone's limited scope, California lawyers say they are already helping multinational companies get ready to set up shop in the zone, and some sa...
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