The draft revisions aim to curb cutthroat tech competition with massive financial penalties, formally integrate millions of gig workers into the legal framework, and arm Beijing with reciprocal countermeasures against discriminatory trade policies abroad
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China unveiled a sweeping proposal to overhaul its e-commerce regulations, threatening tech platforms with hefty revenue-based fines while granting the country’s massive gig workforce a legal role in market governance and arming Beijing with new tools for retaliation against foreign entities.
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