“A” is for anti-monopoly
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On Thursday, China's market regulator (SAMR) announced plans to make the process of choosing targets for regulatory supervision more efficient.
The plan: SAMR will look at a wide range of data points on corporate behavior. Companies will then be given a credit grade which determine how much regu...
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