As mentioned last time, if the company owes money, creditors can hold shareholders responsible for evading their capital contributions. This time, I will tell you how to hold shareholders responsible for illegal capital reduction.

Recently, it was rumored on the internet that a master's degree graduate from Renmin University of China, Ma, used illegal technological means to steal personal information such as photos of recent school students, and created a "beauty ranking list" on the webpage for people to browse freely. According to online information, the stolen student information includes photos, names, student numbers, hometown, birthdays, etc. Suspect Ma is suspected of illegally obtaining personal information of some students at the school and has been criminally detained by the Haidian Public Security Bureau in accordance with the law. Subsequently, the topic of "leakage of information by the National People's Congress" made headlines and attracted widespread attention.

On June 12, 2023, the U.S. Department of Homeland security added a number of Chinese enterprises to the Entity List of the Xinjiang related Act (UFLPA). According to the Notice on New Entities in the Entity List of the Uighur Forced Labor Prevention Act (the "Notice") issued by the United States Department of Homeland Security on August 5, 2022, [1] enterprises listed as border related entities can apply to the U.S. government for removal. The following describes the specific application procedures and evidence requirements.

In practice, there are various and controversial situations regarding whether borrowing from others by public officials constitutes bribery. Especially when public officials use their power to seek benefits for others, their borrowing behavior is more likely to be identified as bribery.

Last time, it was mentioned that if the company owes money, shareholders who are mixed with the company's assets can be held accountable. Today, we will talk about shareholders who are held accountable for failing to fulfill their liquidation obligations.

Fine refers to the penalty method by which a court imposes a certain amount of money on the offender to pay to the state. Fine belongs to a type of property penalty and is an additional penalty in Chinese criminal law. There are different understandings in judicial practice as to whether the sentencing circumstances of mitigated punishment and lighter punishment stipulated in the criminal law can be applied to additional punishment. Therefore, the author discusses several issues related to the impact of sentencing circumstances on fine punishment.

Recently, multiple news reports of using "AI face changing" to commit telecommunications fraud have continued to make headlines, with victims ranging from all walks of life, affecting a wide range of people and having a negative social impact. Most criminals use AI technology to synthesize faces and sounds for camouflage, impersonating specific characters' identities, and gaining the trust of victims through video calls, thus fraudulently obtaining huge amounts of property. This type of "face changing" and onomatopoeia is overwhelming, causing public discussion and anxiety.

BYD, as a company with an important position in the field of new energy vehicles, has attracted much attention to the environmental performance and quality issues of its products, especially its competitors. On the day of the launch of BYD Song Pro DM-i champion version on May 25, Great Wall Motor made public its report on the substandard emission of pollutants from BYD cars.

The guarantee contract serves as a subordinate contract to the main contract, and when the main contract is invalid, the guarantee contract is also invalid. At this point, the scope of responsibility that the guarantor should bear varies depending on whether they are at fault.