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As China Tries to Clean up E-Commerce, Dishonest Firms Face Fines
The Business of Fashion BEIJING, China — China enacted sweeping changes to a business competition law to address fraud in the e-commerce industry, which is plagued by malfeasance ranging from fake positive reviews to merchants goosing sales numbers. The National ... China's ecommerce titans prepare for Singles Day battle Chinese e-commerce firms stock up imports for annual shopping bonanza Alibaba Surpasses Amazon |
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