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The move comes as the Chinese government stops designating some of its businesses as Key Software Enterprises amid a tightening regulatory environment.

Tencent’s WeChat Resumes User Registrations After Nine Days

The resumption comes as the company has been battered by state media and other new regulations criticizing online gaming and its harm to China’s youth.

Zoom Agrees to $85 Million Settlement Over Privacy, Zoombombing

The settlement comes as the use of Zoom has surged during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Microsoft in Talks to Invest in Oyo at $9 Billion Valuation

The move comes as Oyo, which is mainly backed by SoftBank, has endured layoffs and cost cuts during the Covid-19 pandemic, which has reduced demand for travel.

Airbnb Grilled By Lawmakers Over China Olympics Sponsorship

The move could spell trouble for foreign tech brands such as Samsung and Intel that are either sponsoring or advertising during the upcoming Winter Olympics.
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