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China’s 'long overdue' crackdown may entrench, not kill, tech duopoly: Expert

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 6 min read
China’s 'long overdue' crackdown may entrench, not kill, tech duopoly: Expert
“99% of the law is about enforcement and enforcement is never black and white."
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From competition enforcement to data privacy, China’s crackdown on its tech giants is driving sweeping reforms on how tech companies govern, manage and engage with customers and employees.

For a while, Chinese tech founders enjoyed cult celebrity status, not unlike Tesla’s Elon Musk. One by one, they have since laid low following Ant Group’s failed US$37 billion ($50.15) IPO in Shanghai and Hong Kong last November. ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming stepped down as chairman of the company on Nov 3, six months after resigning as CEO of ByteDance, which owns TikTok.


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