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Thursday, September 07, 2000, updated at 15:28(GMT+8)

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Shanghai Issues Regulations on On-Line Businesses

China's leading industrial and commercial city Shanghai has put into effect a regulation on on-line businesses to standardize activities.

The regulation, which came into effec on August 31, requires all Shanghai-registered enterprises and private businesses who have on-line businesses to apply for and use an e-digital license to carry out on-line commercial activities.

The regulation requires all enterprises which have their own domain names on the Internet to present their licenses on their respective homepages.

On-line traders can also browse the Internet site http://www. sgs.gov.cn, a website on the Shanghai Municipal Bureau for Industry and Commerce, to check the validity of related business licenses.


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	Shanghai has put into effect a regulation on on-line businesses to standardize activities. The regulation, which came into effective on August 31, requires all Shanghai-registered enterprises and private businesses who have on-line businesses to apply for and use an e-digital license to carry out on-line commercial activities.




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