Alibaba Fined Nearly $2.8 Billion For Monopoly

Alibaba Fined Nearly $2.8 Billion For Monopoly

The Alibaba logo is seen in front of Alibaba's Wangjing office in Chaoyang district, Beijing, China, Dec. 24, 2020. Alibaba's Beijing headquarters is expected to achieve a structural cap in August. April 10, 2021, The State Administration for Market Regulation slapped Alibaba with a hefty fine of nearly $2.8 billion for alternatively monopolistic practices.

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