Josh Horwitz
Stories by Josh Horwitz
China to implement new law to protect online data privacy from November
China has instructed tech giants to better secure user data.
Chinese Internet firms must curb online rumours, guard ‘fields of responsibility’
Amid COVID crisis, Internet rumours must be attacked strictly in accordance with the law.
China to impose cap on how much ride-hailing firms can charge their drivers
Other guidances include ensuring that drivers are paid adequately and receive enough rest.
China targets 43 apps including WeChat for breaking data transfer rules
The punishment comes during a year of ongoing regulatory scrutiny towards tech companies.
China issues draft rules banning unfair competition in internet sector
China has issued hefty fines to companies including e-commerce giant Alibaba and Tencent in recent months.
China anti-graft body criticizes business drinking after scandal at Alibaba
On Sunday, a female Alibaba staffer alleged that she was sexually assaulted on a business trip.
Rocked by sexual assault allegation, China’s Alibaba launches investigation
The company has suspended several staff members following the complaint.
Chinese state media tempers criticism of video game industry
However, it still stressed concern over the use of the internet by minors.
China regulator to investigate auto chip firms over price-gouging suspicions
Certain firms are suspected of driving up prices, based on price monitoring and reporting clues.
Alibaba, others weigh bids for Unisplendour stake worth up to $7.7b
Chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup is looking to divest its 46.45% stake in Unisplendour.
