18 February 2022Trademarks

USTR lists Alibaba and Tencent sites in ‘notorious markets’ report

E-commerce sites operated by China’s Alibaba and Tencent have been included in the US Trade Representative’s annual “notorious markets list” for the first time, while removing any mention of Amazon’s foreign domains that had been listed in previous years.

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