How the Qihoo v Tencent case affects China's anti-monopoly regime

Guangdong Higher People's Court has ruled against Qihoo in a dispute over market dominance. The Court's comprehensive 80-page decision shows that it is taking anti-monopoly cases seriously

By clpstaff | clp articles |

In a battle between two of China's largest internet companies – Qihoo 360 and Tencent – the Guangdong Higher People's Court held that Tencent had not abused its market dominance

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