A wave of selling in China’s bellwether technology stocks continued for a fifth day, following Beijing’s latest move to tighten its grip on the nation’s internet giants.
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China stocks fall on weak economic data; tech shares drag Hong Kong index
China shares fell on Tuesday, as lower-than-expected economic data weighed on sentiment, while Hong Kong stocks dropped on Beijing’s latest crackdown on internet sector. ** The CSI300 index fell 0.4% …
China’s Hubei reports 3 locally transmitted confirmed COVID-19 cases
WUHAN – Central China’s Hubei province reported three new locally transmitted confirmed COVID-19 cases on Monday, the provincial health commission said Tuesday. All the locally transmitted confirmed …
Central bank’s Shenzhen branch clamps down on crypto token transactions
China’s central bank, has undertaken a campaign to crack down upon illegal crypto token transactions, targeting 11 new companies that are suspected of engaging in illegal crypto token activities, the …
Chinese tech shares drop after Beijing tightens competition rules
Chinese internet groups fell after the country’s market regulator said it would tighten antitrust and data restrictions on platforms, marking the latest stage of Beiji …
China seeks to tighten rules on unfair internet competition, sending tech shares lower
The rules from China’s market regulator cover a wide range of areas to prohibitions on the way companies can use data to stamping out fake product reviews.
Beijing takes stake, board seat in ByteDance’s key China entity
The deal does not give the Chinese government any stake in the firm’s hit short video app TikTok because of ByteDance’s complex corporate structure.
