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Alibaba, Jack Ma, and the latest on China’s anti-trust crackdown

by Lise Bertelsen
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A record £2 billion fine against Alibaba for monopolistic behaviour and the uncertain fate of Ant Group have attracted worldwide attention toward China’s anti-trust policies, writes Torsten Weller. Here’s the background. In early April Chinese tech juggernaut Alibaba was dealt a regulatory double whammy. On 10 April, China’s market regulator, the State Administration of Market Regulation (SAMR), fined the company a record-breaking RMB 18.2 billion (£2 billion) for ‘serious anti-trust…

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