China's antitrust watchdog has proposed tougher curbs and penalties on unfair practices adopted by big tech companies such as Alibaba, Tencent and JD.com.
Beijing [China], November 27 (ANI): Amid Beijing's attempt to tighten its control over the technology sector in the country, Chinese authorities have ordered the operators of a major ride-hailing app, Didi Chuxing to de-list from the New York Stock Exchange.
China bans effeminate men on television and orders broadcasters to promote “revolutionary culture” on Thursday. Thereby, expanding a campaign to tighten corporate and societal control and enforce official morals President Xi Jinping has called for a “national rejuvenation,” according to the New York Times. Business, education, culture, and religion are all under tighter Communist Party […]
SHANGHAI Reuters -China moved on Tuesday to tighten control of its technology sector publishing detailed rules aimed at tackling unfair competition and companies handling of critical dataOn Tuesday the State Administration for Market Regulation SAMR issued a set of draft regulations banning unfair competition and restricting the use of user dataShares in Hong Kong-listed internet stocks slid after the rules were publishedSoon after the draft tech rules were published Chinas cabinet announced it would also implement regulations on protecting critical information infrastructure operators from Sept 1Reporting by Josh Horwitz and Brenda Goh in Shanghai Yingzhi Yang in Beijing Editing by Lincoln Feast and Jason NeelyRelated article
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