In the News: Ericsson's Antitrust Probe; Tax Breaks for CDR Investors; and New Elderly Care Regulation

Ericsson faces investigation over its intellectual property licensing practices; investors in CDRs of innovative enterprises will enjoy a three-year tax break on profits; and China issues a new rule to improve the supervision of elderly care services.

3 minute readApril 22, 2019 at 02:59 AM

Marilyn Romero

In the News: Ericsson's Antitrust Probe; Tax Breaks for CDR Investors; and New Elderly Care Regulation

Chinese authorities have opened an antitrust investigation into Swedish telecom giant Ericsson. Ericsson confirmed that it is being investigated by China's State Administration for Market Regulation, or SAMR, because of complaints about its intellectual property licensing practices.

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