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China investigates Alibaba over suspected monopolistic practices, regulators to meet Ant Group

news China kicks off antitrust probes into Alibaba over alleged monopolistic practices, as regulators summon Ant to meet Jane Zhang jane.zhang@scmp.com The State Administration of Market Regulation has officially started investigating Alibaba Group Holding over suspected monopolistic practices. Photo: Reuters China s antitrust regulator has officially started investigations into Alibaba Group Holding over alleged monopolistic business practices including a requirement for e-commerce merchants to pick only one platform as their exclusive distribution channel. Separately, China s central bank said it would summon Ant Group s executives for a meeting with the financial regulators covering banking and insurance, securities and foreign exchange, as it tightens regulations on the fintech industry.

China kicks off antitrust probes into Alibaba over alleged monopolistic practices, as regulators summon Ant to meet

news China kicks off antitrust probes into Alibaba over alleged monopolistic practices, as regulators summon Ant to meet Jane Zhang jane.zhang@scmp.com The State Administration of Market Regulation has officially started investigating Alibaba Group Holding over suspected monopolistic practices. Photo: Reuters China s antitrust regulator has officially started investigations into Alibaba Group Holding over alleged monopolistic business practices including a requirement for e-commerce merchants to pick only one platform as their exclusive distribution channel. Separately, China s central bank said it would summon Ant Group s executives for a meeting with the financial regulators covering banking and insurance, securities and foreign exchange, as it tightens regulations on the fintech industry.

How do people celebrate Christmas and the festive season around the world?

How do people celebrate Christmas and the festive season around the world? A Santa in Osaka, Japan, where Christmas is celebrated with buckets of Kentucky Fried Chicken. Photo: Shutterstock One of the questions my six-year-old daughter has begun to ask concerns Santa Claus. How does he manage to deliver all those presents to the world s children in a single night? Luckily, she already knows the answer: a combination of magic reindeer, an ability to scale the insides of chimneys at warp speed and a deft negotiation of international time zones. Another new question this Christmas is: do people across the world celebrate Christmas in the same way? Right now, she thinks eight billion people celebrate like she does, eating their weight in advent calendar chocolate, singing Jingle Bells over and over until you think no other words exist, and dropping none-too-subtle clues about what should drop down our own chimney come Christmas Day.

Hong Kong stocks rise for a second day amid hopes of an imminent Brexit deal, brush aside Alibaba slump

Hong Kong stocks end higher for a second day amid hopes of an imminent Brexit deal, brush aside Alibaba slump © AP Hong Kong stocks closed higher despite a setback to index heavyweight Alibaba. Photo: AP Photo Hong Kong stocks rose for a second day, as optimism over a Brexit trade deal outweighed Beijing s investigation into Alibaba Group Holding s alleged monopolistic practices, which wiped out combined US$62 billion in market cap from the e-commerce giant and its two listed affiliates. The Hang Seng Index added 0.2 per cent to 26,386.56 at the close of a truncated session on Thursday, paring this week s decline to 0.4 per cent for a fourth consecutive weekly loss. The market will be closed on Friday for the Christmas holiday.

I was coerced : Chinese woman pleads not guilty to serial murders

news ‘I was coerced’: Chinese woman pleads not guilty to serial murders Lao Rongzhi stands trial in Nanchang Intermediate People’s Court. Photo: CCTV A Chinese woman accused of murdering seven people, including a three-year-old girl, more than two decades ago pleaded not guilty to the charges, saying she was coerced into the crimes, according to state media reports. In a two-day trial that ended on Tuesday, Lao Rongzhi, 46, told Nanchang Intermediate People s Court that her involvement stopped at kidnapping and robbery and that she was not aware the victims would be murdered by her boyfriend and partner in crime Fa Ziying, according to Procuratorial Daily, a newspaper published by the Supreme People s Procuratorate.

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