HONG KONG -- Tencent Holdings and NetEase, two of China's biggest video game developers, received approvals Tuesday to launch new paid games for the first time since July last year in a sign Beijing is easing a two-year crackdown on the tech sector.
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Tencent and NetEase allowed to issue new games after 14-month freeze
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A woman takes a picture with a cosplayer at a booth of Eastward Legend: the Empyrean by Tencent Games. © Reuters
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