In the news: JD.com calls for Alibaba probe, the MIIT targets apps with privacy risks and the CFDA eases drug approvals

This week JD.com requested the SAIC to investigate Alibaba for pressuring vendors, internet companies like Baidu, Huawei and Sina were listed for data violations and R&D centers were allowed to seek drug approvals

6 minute readNovember 10, 2015 at 01:15 AM

Katherine Jo

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In the news: JD.com calls for Alibaba probe, the MIIT targets apps with privacy risks and the CFDA eases drug approvals

JD.com calls on competition regulator to investigate Alibaba

China's second-largest e-commerce company JD.com Inc has formally requested an antitrust investigation into rival Alibaba Group Holding. JD.com said it had heard from vendors that Alibaba has been “forcing” them

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