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Chinese group buy app Pinduoduo (Nasdaq: PDD) is reportedly seeking to obtain a third-party payment license indirectly from Shanghai-based electronic bill presentment and payment platform operator FFT Information Service. Read More
China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) recently announced that it has asked the Shanghai Administration for Industry and Commerce to meet with group buy app operator Pinduoduo (Nasdaq: PDD), following recent media reports of significant numbers of counterfeit and pirated products being sold through the platform. Read More
A group of Chinese regulators is planning to release new rules aimed at strengthening management of online live broadcasting services. Read More
Alibaba Health Information Technology (AliHealth) (0241.HK), the health services subsidiary of Chinese e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA), plans to rebuild its third-party drug tracking platform, which was originally intended to mitigate the problem of counterfeit medications, announced AliHealth VP Wang Peiyu. Read More
China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) recently posted a message on its official website saying that it will conduct a campaign to enhance supervision of online marketplaces from May-November 2016. Read More
Beijing-based B2C e-commerce platform JD.com (Nasdaq: JD) announced today through its official account on Tencent's WeChat mobile messaging app that its C2C e-commerce platform Paipai.com will cease taking new orders from December 31, 2015, and will be officially shut down by April 1, 2016. Read More
The General Office of China's State Council recently issued a draft plan to crack down on counterfeit e-commerce products and internet copyright infringement and to accelerate the development of related laws and regulations. Read More
The Shenzhen division of China's State Administration of Press and Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT) has levied a fine of approximately RMB 260 mln against Shenzhen-based online media player developer and operator QVOD for multiple online piracy violations and a failure to rectify the company's practices. Read More
Shen Danyang, spokesperson for China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), announced at a press conference yesterday that the MOFCOM launched a campaign on April 29 to crack down on sales of counterfeit goods sold through the internet in China. Read More
China's National Anti-Pornography and Anti-Piracy Office (NAPAPO) announced yesterday that the Shenzhen-based offices of online media player developer and operator QVOD are currently under investigation for propagating online pornographic content. Read More