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(Reuters) – E-commerce sites operated by China’s Tencent Holdings Ltd and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd were included on the U.S. government’s latest “notorious markets” list of entities that allegedly sell or facilitate the sale of counterfeit goods, the U.S. Trade Representative’s office said.

U.S. adds e-commerce sites operated by Tencent, Alibaba to ''notorious markets'' list

Both were on the “notorious markets’’ list of entities that allegedly sell or facilitate the sale of counterfeit goods.

The U.S. added Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's (NYSE: BABA) AliExpress and Tencent Holdings Ltd's (OTC: TCEHY) WeChat messaging platforms to its list of notorious markets for counterfeiting and piracy

The U.S. government adds AliExpress and WeChat's e-commerce ecosystem to a list of marketplaces notorious for selling counterfeit and pirated goods.

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India threw the baby out with the bathwater, but this video game ban should not cause Sea Limited investors to jump ship.

The reigning World Series champions are headed to the metaverse in a first for Major League Baseball. What Happened: The Atlanta Braves announced the creation of a digital version of their MLB stadium Truist Park . Named "Digital Truist Park," the digital ballpark will be a “photo-realistic digital twin of Truist Park.” The Braves entering the metaverse is a first for Major League Baseball and is a move that could be mirrored by others. The virtual platform of the stadium is powered by Unreal Engine, a unit of Epic Games , which counts Tencent Holdings ADR (OTC: TCEHY ) and Sony Group Corp (NYSE: SONY ) as investors. Fans will be able to experience Truist Park and the adjacent … Full story available on Benzinga.com

A deal with China’s largest film copyright holder will give Tencent streaming rights to thousands of films and television shows.

Tencent Holdings has agreed to pay 1.8 billion yuan (US$284 million) to secure streaming rights for over 6,000 films and television series, as the Chinese social media and video gaming giant escalates efforts to retain the attention of online audiences, who are increasingly drawn to short video apps.Among the 6,332 films and TV shows that will become available on Tencent’s platforms in the next six years are Hong Kong director Ann Hui’s biopic The Golden Era, according to a filing by Beijing…

Investors can bet on these two companies to ride the metaverse trend.

India’s latest move to ban more Chinese apps points to worsening prospects for tech companies from China operating in the South Asian nation, analysts said.The Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has placed 54 Chinese-linked apps on its ban list citing security concerns, The Economic Times reported on Monday, including those owned by Chinese tech giants Tencent Holdings, NetEase, and South China Morning Post owner Alibaba Group Holding. They add to more than 200 Chinese…

This came a day after it was revealed that 54 such apps, including many from the stables of large Chinese technology companies such as Alibaba, Tencent and gaming firm NetEase, had been banned in the fifth and latest crackdown by the authorities.

Elevated Collaboration between the Two Parties Reinforces Tencent Cloud''s Dedication to Strengthen Global Partner and Developer Ecosystem HONG KONG , Feb. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Roopu Cloud and Tencent Cloud, the cloud business of global technology company Tencent , are pleased to announce that both parties have recently reached a partner agreement to certify Roopu Cloud as an Authorized Training Partner (ATP) of Tencent Cloud. With the increasing demand for cloud computing skills and the exponential growth of Tencent Cloud, Roopu Cloud is ready to equip professionals and developers across the globe with the cloud computing and cutting-edge technologies offered by Tencent Cloud. Roopu Cloud has been a managed service provider and consulting partner of Tencent Cloud since 2020, enabling enterprises across all industries to leverage Tencent Cloud''s technologies and offerings in order to reduce IT costs, boost scalability, ensure business continuity, and increase revenue. Riding on the success, the two parties now elevate the collaboration to training perspective.

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