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01-15 07:36

The Anti-monopoly Law stipulates that by implementing monopoly agreements or abusing dominant market position, operators will have their illegal income confiscated and be fined between 1% and 10% of the sales volume of the previous year. Alibaba (09988) once demanded "one out of two" for merchants on the platform due to abusing its dominant market position, was fined 4% of the 2019 turnover by the Municipal Supervisory Administration in April 2021, involving 18.228 billion RMB, setting the highest anti-monopoly fine at the time, and requiring a 3-year anti-monopoly rectification.

$阿里巴巴-W(09988)$  $攜程網(TCOM)$  

Trip Crashes On Probe: Would Regulatory Shock Continue?
Trip.com Group plunged 17% yesterday after China’s market regulator launched a formal investigation. The sharp move has raised concerns over regulatory risk just as travel demand was stabilizing. Internationally, Trip.com operates mainly through Trip.com, its flagship overseas brand offering flights, hotels, rail, and vacation packages across Asia and Europe. With sentiment shaken, investors are debating whether the sell-off reflects fundamental risk—or an emotional overreaction to regulatory headlines. After a 20%+ drop, does regulatory risk justify further downside for Trip.com?
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