The change would allow China’s laws to catch up to reality, giving an official status to the entrepreneurs once considered the enemy of communism but who now drive the nation’s economy, creating millions of jobs and dotting the skylines of Beijing and other cities with office towers and apartment blocks. While mainly a symbolic gesture, the amendment is expected to have important practical ramifications for entrepreneurs, making the legal system better able to settle disputes, particularly... (Salt Lake Tribune, UT
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