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China drafts new antitrust guideline to rein in tech giants, slamming ATM stocks from record highs https://t.co/hKXm2TEyyZ
— SCMP News (@SCMPNews) November 10, 2020
The last week has been really bad for Chinese tech giants. I would love to read some deeper reporting on what’s happening in the government. https://t.co/3lxc5qupRQ
— parker (@pt) November 10, 2020
big changes afoot in China https://t.co/9yCK9aqRur
— very tired alex (@alex) November 10, 2020
It's gonna be so lit if China ends up being the pace setter for antitrust legislation against tech monopolies and then the US has all the ammo it needs in Cold War 2.0 to paint tech regulation as a Communist plot. https://t.co/IStBLKyhS2
— Jathan Sadowski (@jathansadowski) November 10, 2020
Following in US and EU foot steps https://t.co/CqGf12YaWp
— Damien Ma (@damienics) November 10, 2020
Fascinating to see China announce potentially big measures to constrain its Big Tech firms. Some will see this as the state going after most successful bits of the private sector; that may be a partial explanation. But it's much more than that... (1/3) https://t.co/rIch39b6uo
— Simon Rabinovitch (@S_Rabinovitch) November 10, 2020
"There seems to be a broader China government sentiment that internet platforms are becoming too powerful. This would be consistent with worldwide developments as well." https://t.co/ptMnoZyaE5
— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) November 10, 2020
China turns up heat on internet giants with new antitrust rules https://t.co/TLWIiSche8
— Bloomberg Next China (@next_china) November 10, 2020
China not happy with Jack Ma $BABA https://t.co/aClNM2uTLL via @scmpnews
— Puru Saxena (@saxena_puru) November 11, 2020
Big implications for Naspers/Prosus
— Ferial Haffajee (@ferialhaffajee) November 11, 2020
China drafts new antitrust guideline to rein in tech giants, wiping US$102 billion from Alibaba, Tencent and Meituan stocks | South China Morning Post https://t.co/RhQ9yyYvll
#CyberDigest | China drafts new antitrust guideline to rein in tech giants, wiping US$102 billion from Alibaba, Tencent and Meituan sto | https://t.co/YQREqns83z
— ASPI Cyber Policy (@ASPI_ICPC) November 11, 2020
中国、アリババ、テンセント、美団をターゲットに独占禁止のガイドラインを整備している。米国や欧州の動きに呼応。アントグループの上場停止もこれに関連しているか。https://t.co/lnaSADQPV0
— Axion | デジタル経済メディア (@axion_zone) November 10, 2020
No room in China for anyone or any company to chip away at the CCP's totalitarian power. https://t.co/jEu2NMCWmw
— Dan Harris (@danharris) November 10, 2020
Not a bad idea...https://t.co/9YVdlcvklo
— Chris Fenton (@TheDragonFeeder) November 11, 2020
This may have an impact on Alibaba’s Taobao, https://t.co/FgkwFOUN9u, Pinduoduo, Ant Group, WeChat Pay, and Meituan Dianping. https://t.co/o8olKww6VM
— Tech in Asia (@techinasia) November 11, 2020