China says it’s probing Trip.com over alleged antitrust conduct


The company is being investigated for allegedly 'abusing' its dominant market position and engaging in monopolistic practices, according to a statement on Jan 14. — Unsplash

China is investigating Trip.com Group Ltd, the country’s largest online travel agency, over alleged antitrust conduct, according to the State Administration for Market Regulation.

The company is being investigated for allegedly "abusing” its dominant market position and engaging in monopolistic practices, it said in a statement on Jan 14. 

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