Minor penalty for missing merchant data filing fuels investor optimism that regulatory risks are receding
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Chinese e-commerce firm PDD Holdings Inc. has been fined 100,000 yuan ($14,359) by tax authorities for failing to report merchant income data — a modest regulatory penalty that paradoxically sent the company’s shares sharply higher, as markets interpreted the move as a sign of easing compliance uncertainty.
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