# market regulation
Latest news and articles about market regulation
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Fast‑growing Chinese Malatang Chain Faces Food‑safety Crisis After Duck Sold as Beef and Pork; Apology Deleted Amid Investigations
Liu Wenxiang Malatang, a rapidly franchised Chinese malatang chain, admitted lapses after multiple outlets allegedly sold duck labeled as beef and pork. The company posted and then deleted an apology while market regulators opened formal investigations, underscoring systemic risks in decentralised procurement amid rapid expansion.
China's Exchanges Clamp Down as A‑Shares Rally Cools: 800+ Interventions and a Return to Macroprudence
China's securities regulator and stock exchanges have tightened market controls after a rapid A‑share rally, executing more than 800 supervisory actions in a week and raising the minimum margin requirement for new financing contracts from 80% to 100%. The moves aim to curb speculative leverage and steer the market toward longer‑term institutional investors while preserving orderly trading.