BEIJING -- China's revised antitrust law took effect Monday, ushering in tighter controls on the country's fast-growing private-sector tech companies.
The new rules impose tougher penalties for violations and prohibit large tech companies from using their market advantage to coerce smaller vendors into exclusive business contracts. The changes represent the first amendment to the Anti-Monopoly Law since it was enacted in 2008.
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