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China's State Administration for Market Regulation

China's State Administration for Market Regulation
The latest news and top stories on China’s State Administration for Market Regulation. A prominent Beijing-based governmental body, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) is a ministerial-level agency under the State Council. Established in 2018, its primary mission is comprehensive market supervision and management. SAMR’s main areas of activity include antitrust enforcement, market entity registration, product quality and safety regulation and overseeing standards testing certification. It plays a crucial role in maintaining market order, promoting fair competition and ensuring consumer protection across various sectors, including e-commerce and emerging industries like new energy vehicles.
E-commerce

China bans e-commerce platforms from forcing lowest prices or abusing algorithms

Beijing moves to protect consumers and merchants, with new 29-article regulation tightening oversight of the fast-growing digital economy.

China targets AI-powered price manipulation in new antitrust guidelines

Tencent pushes adoption of Chinese AI chips as mainland cuts reliance on Nvidia

The firm fully supports domestic chips in its AI computing infrastructure, according to Tencent Cloud president Qiu Yuepeng.

China scrambles to fix price wars – by updating a law from 1998. Here’s why

As disorderly competition fuels a ‘race to the bottom’ across Chinese sectors, Beijing takes aim at pricing legislation that has gone untouched for 27 years.

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