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China Releases Anti-Monopoly Guidelines for its Online Platform Economy

China Releases Anti-Monopoly Guidelines for its Platform Economy December 16, 2020 Posted by China Briefing Written by Sofia Baruzzi Reading Time: 8 minutes Since launching its high-tech revolution under the Made in China 2025 Masterplan, Internet Plus, and China Standards 2035 policy initiatives, China’s economy has rapidly changed and the country is becoming a production hub for high-tech products. Many of these changes come under what is commonly referred to as the fourth industry revolution, where the application of internet and software facilitates every aspect of work and daily life. Here digital platforms play a key role and have resulted in the evolution of a platform economy – a digitally based economy where activities are facilitated by online platforms, backed by the fast-expanding Internet sector.

Fines For Alibaba, Tencent Signals Tightened Anti-Monopoly Oversight For Big Tech

Total0 On December 14, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation made a penalty decision in accordance with Articles 48 and 49 of the Anti-Monopoly Law, and imposed punishments on Alibaba Investment Co., Ltd., China Literature (controlled by Tencent), and Shenzhen Fengchao Network Technology with administrative penalty of a fine of RMB500,000 each. Alibaba, Tencent, and China Reading Group all fell more than 2% in the afternoon. An investigation by the State Administration of Market Supervision revealed that the failure of the three companies to fulfill their obligation to declare equity purchases of other companies in accordance with the law constituted an illegal concentration of operators.

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