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General China affirms application of merger control to VIE structures with gun-jumping penalties European Commission positive about implementation of Damages Directive Digital/TMT Facebook hit with U.S. antitrust suits over past deals and ongoing conduct ECJ annulment of Commission’s Paramount pay-TV decision gives third parties more weight in the commitments process Energy & Infrastructure Life Sciences General U.S. FTC merger enforcement gathers pace This month we have seen a flurry of activity on the merger control front from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Grabbing the headline...
By Yu Shuhong and Ban Xiaohui | China Daily | Updated: 2020-12-18 20:34 Share CLOSE Promoting the development of the digital economy has become an important part of China’s overall economic policy. Yet the monopoly of internet companies, which are the main drivers of the digital economy, and their disorderly capital expansion have reached such alarming levels that they can no longer be ignored. Thanks to the mountains of data, especially personal information, they have mined, large internet companies, after having expanded their market ...
Posted by John Chan | Dec 16, 2020 A series of enforcement measures and proposed laws have drawn heightened attention to Beijing’s plans to rein in and remake the environment for big tech in China. Taken together, they reveal an unprecedented willingness by the Chinese government to take on tech giants that have previously gone largely unchecked, forcing them to toe the Party line and also to protect consumer interests and privacy to a degree previously unseen. Since the summer, regulators have signaled growing concern about monopolistic practices in China’s technology sector. In November...