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China’s antitrust investigations into internet and tech
This four-part series looks at the potential impact of China’s antitrust investigations into the nation’s internet and technology sectors on music streaming, video games, literature and ride-hailing.
Updated: 12 Jul, 2021
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China’s music-streaming market faces change amid increased antitrust scrutiny
Tencent’s outsized share of China’s online music-streaming market could put it in the cross hairs of antitrust regulators.
15 May, 2021
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Merger of Tencent-backed game streamers remains in limbo amid Beijing’s scrutiny
Tencent’s outsize position in the video gaming industry raises questions on how much more it would gain from the Huya-DouYu merger.
29 May, 2021
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Analysis | Is China’s antitrust probe a detour or dead end for Didi’s New York IPO?
Didi is not the only Chinese technology behemoth to have come under the scrutiny of SAMR, as regulators catch up after more than a decade of laissez faire growth in every aspect of the country’s technology-related industry, from games to online entertainment, e-commerce to electronic payments.
19 Jun, 2021
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Will Tencent’s web novel king draw attention from antitrust regulators?
Tencent’s China Literature dominates online self-publishing, and it is also seeking to control the adaptations of those works, raising antitrust questions as regulators continue to crack down on Big Tech.
10 Jul, 2021
