After De Minimis: The New U.S. Tariff Reality for Chinese Exporters
The sub-$800 direct-ship model is dead, IEEPA tariffs were struck down and replaced within hours, and a December 2026 enforcement deadline is now on the calendar. Here's what changed — and what to do before year-end.
Squeezed from Both Sides: Cross-Border Data Compliance for Chinese Companies in 2026
If your company moves data between China and the U.S., you are now regulated on both ends — and the two regimes point in opposite directions.
19,000 Fraudulent Filings Later: What the USPTO Crackdown Means for Chinese Brands
The USPTO just sanctioned a Shenzhen firm for filing 19,000 trademark applications with stolen U.S. attorney credentials. If you sell into the U.S., the IP game got serious.
California Landlord in 2026: The Rules Chinese Landlords Keep Getting Wrong
A 2025 Court of Appeal decision just vacated an eviction over a defective 3-day notice. If you own rental property in California, your 2023 playbook is expired.