Categories: Corporate Law
Ban on Chinese investments: Should India bother about Bilateral Investment Treaty?
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Currently, many Chinese companies have an investment in India either in manufacturing like Oppo or Haier or passive investment in various new technology businesses like Byju and Ola.
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