# E-commerce Regulation
Latest news and articles about E-commerce Regulation
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High Traffic, Low Returns: China’s Taxman Closes in on the Livestreaming Wild West
China's tax authorities have intensified their crackdown on the livestreaming industry, exposing several high-profile influencers who reported near-zero income despite having millions of followers. The move signals a shift toward systematic enforcement and data-sharing mandates for platforms as the state seeks to regulate the digital economy and bolster tax revenue.
China Overhauls Alcohol Regulations for 9.4 Million Merchants to Combat Counterfeits
China has implemented new industry standards for alcohol circulation, the first major update in 21 years, affecting 9.4 million merchants. The regulations focus on digital traceability, three-year record retention, and cleaning up deceptive live-streamed sales to combat the persistent issue of counterfeit liquor.
China’s E-Commerce Titans Reined In as Regulators Target ‘Involutionary’ Competition
Beijing regulators have summoned five major e-commerce platforms, including Alibaba and JD.com, to address unfair competition and lack of transparency during the '6.18' shopping festival. The move targets 'involutionary' tactics and misleading subsidy claims that harm merchants and consumers alike.
The Fool's Gold Rush: Inside China’s Sophisticated Counterfeit Jewelry Industry
An industrialized counterfeit gold network is thriving on Chinese second-hand platforms, utilizing gold-plated tungsten and spoofed digital certificates to defraud investors. The sophisticated operation targets major state banks and luxury brands, exploiting the current gold investment frenzy.