Just saw a case study and had some recent personal experiences. It's indeed tough to defend your rights in China—if it doesn't meet the filing threshold, they basically shirk responsibility as much as possible. I'd suggest handling litigation yourself.
Dropbox was founded in 2007 by MIT students who frequently lost USB drives, so they came up with the idea of uploading …
Difficulty of Defending Rights in China
I feel like in the future, having someone do proxy rights defense or proxy litigation would be a great business.
Guide to Going Global: Practical Strategies
Step-by-step guide from zero to registering a US LLC, applying for an EIN, and setting up Stripe — don't waste money on third-party services. http://github.com/hua1995116/indiehackers-steps
A Startup Simulator
The content is relatively systematic (useful as a directional reference), but for practical implementation details, I’d recommend pairing it with an AI.
Check it out: https://ft07.com/real-business-simulator/
How to Reduce Costs in E-commerce Logistics
Look for a shipping company, but with transparent freight rates, there's very little room to drive prices down.It's bet…
OneAir:AI Application Scenarios Expansion
A recent piece of news I saw — not heavily researched — is about a service that helps you book flights and hotels, then…
WordBuddy is still pretty good
Recently I used WorkBuddy to revise the website theme and fix several plugins, such as optimizing the subscription meth…
Criminal Liability Arising from Doctor’s Misdiagnosis
A patient was missed due to the hospital's procedural issues, and the missed diagnosis resulted in the patient's death. The patient's family Photoshopped images for legal proceedings, and the involved doctor was sentenced to prison.
The court sentenced pediatrician Han Jie to one year in prison for medical malpractice, banning him from the medical industry for three years. The second instance upheld the original verdict.
Original text: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/uevqg-fjh9L9C1Jd-ZhjEg