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Microsoft to Implement Cloud Computing Changes for Service Providers From October 1
Microsoft to implement the cloud computing changes from October 1. Microsoft’s revised deals will let customers use their licenses on any European cloud provider delivering services to their own data centres. Company President Brad Smith had first announced these changes in May.
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China's Cyber Watchdog Wants 'Affectionate' Ties With Domestic Internet Firms
China's cyberspace watchdog wants to build an "affectionate" relationship between internet enterprises and the government, a senior official said on Friday, the latest verbal assurance to an industry still on edge after a long and bruising regulatory crackdown.
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Chinese Regulator Publishes List of 30 Data Gathering Algorithms Used by ByteDance, Alibaba, More
China’s Internet watchdog, the Cyberspace Administration of China, on Friday published a list of 30 algorithms used by tech firms in the country. The move followed the passing of regulations in March that mandate the disclosure of algorithms used by companies like Weibo, ByteDance, and Taobao. Cyberspace authorities carry out security assessments...
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Alibaba Said to Cut Over One-Third Deals Team Staff After Regulatory Crackdown
Alibaba is said to reduce its strategic investment team of more than 110 people, mainly based in mainland China, to about 70. The company reportedly plans to cut over a third of staff in its in-house deals team after Beijing's sweeping regulatory crackdown. The job cuts mainly involve mid-level and senior people, informed sources.
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China Fines Tech Giants Including Alibaba For Violating Anti-Monopoly Law
China's market regulator on Saturday said it was fining companies including Alibaba, Baidu and JD.com for failing to declare 43 deals that date as far back as 2012 to authorities, saying that they violated anti-monopoly legislation.
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Alibaba, Baidu, More Tech Giants Fined by China for Failing to Report 43 Old Deals
China's market regulator said it was fining companies including Alibaba, Baidu, and JD.com for failing to declare 43 deals that date as far back as 2012 to authorities, saying that they violated anti-monopoly legislation.
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China's Didi App Facing Record Fine, Weeks After US Listing: Report
Chinese regulators could hit ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing with a more severe punishment than Alibaba's record fine, just weeks after its contentious New York initial public offering, a report said.
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Alibaba Executive Says Founder Jack Ma 'Lying Low', Focussing on Hobbies and Philanthropy: Report
Alibaba founder Jack Ma is "lying low" and focusing on hobbies and philanthropy, the Chinese e-commerce giant's executive vice chairman and co-founder Joe Tsai said.
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Alibaba Pushed to First Operating Loss Since Going Public Due to China Anti-Monopoly Fine
Alibaba posted its first quarterly operating loss since going public in 2014 due to a record anti-monopoly fine by the country's market regulator.
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Tencent Said to Face Substantial Penalty From China in Antitrust Crackdown
China is preparing a substantial fine for Tencent as part of its sweeping antitrust clampdown on the country's Internet giants, but it is likely to be less than the record penalty imposed on Alibaba earlier this month, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Microsoft to Implement Cloud Computing Changes for Service Providers From October 1
Microsoft to implement the cloud computing changes from October 1. Microsoft’s revised deals will let customers use their licenses on any European cloud provider delivering services to their own data centres. Company President Brad Smith had first announced these changes in May.
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China's Cyber Watchdog Wants 'Affectionate' Ties With Domestic Internet Firms
China's cyberspace watchdog wants to build an "affectionate" relationship between internet enterprises and the government, a senior official said on Friday, the latest verbal assurance to an industry still on edge after a long and bruising regulatory crackdown.
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Chinese Regulator Publishes List of 30 Data Gathering Algorithms Used by ByteDance, Alibaba, More
China’s Internet watchdog, the Cyberspace Administration of China, on Friday published a list of 30 algorithms used by tech firms in the country. The move followed the passing of regulations in March that mandate the disclosure of algorithms used by companies like Weibo, ByteDance, and Taobao. Cyberspace authorities carry out security assessments...
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Alibaba Said to Cut Over One-Third Deals Team Staff After Regulatory Crackdown
Alibaba is said to reduce its strategic investment team of more than 110 people, mainly based in mainland China, to about 70. The company reportedly plans to cut over a third of staff in its in-house deals team after Beijing's sweeping regulatory crackdown. The job cuts mainly involve mid-level and senior people, informed sources.
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China Fines Tech Giants Including Alibaba For Violating Anti-Monopoly Law
China's market regulator on Saturday said it was fining companies including Alibaba, Baidu and JD.com for failing to declare 43 deals that date as far back as 2012 to authorities, saying that they violated anti-monopoly legislation.
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Alibaba, Baidu, More Tech Giants Fined by China for Failing to Report 43 Old Deals
China's market regulator said it was fining companies including Alibaba, Baidu, and JD.com for failing to declare 43 deals that date as far back as 2012 to authorities, saying that they violated anti-monopoly legislation.
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China's Didi App Facing Record Fine, Weeks After US Listing: Report
Chinese regulators could hit ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing with a more severe punishment than Alibaba's record fine, just weeks after its contentious New York initial public offering, a report said.
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Alibaba Executive Says Founder Jack Ma 'Lying Low', Focussing on Hobbies and Philanthropy: Report
Alibaba founder Jack Ma is "lying low" and focusing on hobbies and philanthropy, the Chinese e-commerce giant's executive vice chairman and co-founder Joe Tsai said.
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Alibaba Pushed to First Operating Loss Since Going Public Due to China Anti-Monopoly Fine
Alibaba posted its first quarterly operating loss since going public in 2014 due to a record anti-monopoly fine by the country's market regulator.
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Tencent Said to Face Substantial Penalty From China in Antitrust Crackdown
China is preparing a substantial fine for Tencent as part of its sweeping antitrust clampdown on the country's Internet giants, but it is likely to be less than the record penalty imposed on Alibaba earlier this month, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
