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SAMR said the latest guidelines would "stop monopolistic behaviours in the platform economy and protect fair competition in the market". The notice also said it will stop companies from price fixing, restricting technologies and using data and algorithms to manipulate the market. In a Q&A accompanying the notice, SAMR said reports of internet-related anti-monopoly behaviour had been increasing, and that it was facing challenges in regulating the industry. "The behaviour is more concealed, the use of data, algorithms, platform rules and so on make it more difficult to discover and determine wh...

Darnitsa digitalizes its pharmacovigilance system to meet the requirements of foreign regulators 3 min read Darnitsa pharmaceutical company is developing its pharmacovigilance system, its digitalization allowing the company to meet the modern requirements of foreign regulators, said Head of the Department for Regulatory Issues of Darnitsa Oleksandr Torhun. ‘The modern system of pharmacovigilance will allow Darnitsa in the long term to successfully meet the demands of those regulators that require more extensive data for registration dossiers. In fact, we are proactive in this case. ...

The tech giant's threats have been condemned by Prime Minister Scott Morrison

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The U.S. Small Business Administration has already approved approximately 60,000 Paycheck Protection Program loan applications submitted by nearly 3,000 lenders, for over $5 billion, between the program's re-opening on Monday, Jan.