JD.com was among Chinese tech firms who issued a public pact to abide by anti-monopoly guidelines AFP/GREG BAKERBEIJING: More than 20 Chinese tech giants have made a public pact to abide by anti-monopoly guidelines, after regulators told them to note"the warning" of a record fine against e-commerce giant Alibaba.
The oaths come after regulators summoned 34 tech companies on Tuesday and warned them to"rectify" any anti-competitive measures and"heed the warning of Alibaba's case". Ride-hailing service Didi, video platforms Kuaishou and Bilibili, as well as e-commerce firm JD.com are also among those who have since published commitments.JD.com said it would not force the practice of"choosing one of two" on its retailers - where merchants are compelled to work only with one platform and not its rivals - a move which Alibaba had come under fire for.
The next front in Beijing's assault on big tech could be the huge volumes of data they scoop up from China's consumers.
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