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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Hong Kong: Chinese Internet firms<\/a>, including Tencent<\/a> and Alibaba<\/a> faced their first revenue decline last year amid regulatory crackdown and global economic slowdown.

According to the South China Morning POst, the combined revenue of Chinese
Internet<\/a> firms decreased 1.1 per cent to 1.46 trillion yuan ($217 billion) last year, marking a sharp contrast to double digit growth in the previous six years.

The data by the
Ministry of Industry and Information Technology<\/a> showed that the internet services firms in ride-hailing, travel, financial and flat rental sectors were hit the hardest.

The world's second-largest economy recorded 3 per cent growth last year, compared with 8 per cent growth in 2021.

\"China's Internet sector profits grew by 3.3 per cent to 141.5 billion yuan last year, but the growth rate was 10 percentage points slower than in 2021,\" according to the MIIT data.

Meanwhile, billionaire Jack Ma has relinquished control of
Ant Group<\/a> in a bid to restructure China's largest fintech company and put it back on path for an initial public offering (IPO).

In November 2020, the Chinese regulators forced
Ant<\/a> Group to axe its world record-setting $39.7 billion IPO in Shanghai and Hong Kong. Ma and other top executives were summoned to meet regulators.

The company said that after the restructuring, major shareholders of Ant \"will independently exercise their voting rights\".

Ma has gone into hiding after a regulatory crackdown in China. He has largely disappeared from public view since he criticised Chinese regulators two years ago.

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中国的互联网公司的日志1日收入下滑之际,监管镇压

中国互联网公司,包括腾讯和阿里巴巴面临第一次去年收入下滑之际,监管镇压和全球经济放缓。

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香港:中国互联网公司,包括腾讯阿里巴巴去年面临第一次收入下滑之际,监管镇压和全球经济放缓。

据《南华早报》,中国的综合收入互联网公司减少了1.1%,至人民币1.46万亿元(合2170亿美元)去年,标志着两位数的增长形成鲜明对比之前的六年。

的数据工业和信息化部表明在ride-hailing互联网服务公司,旅游、金融和公寓租赁行业打击最严重。

世界第二大经济体记录去年增长3%,较2021年增长8%。

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“中国的互联网行业去年利润增长了3.3%,至人民币1415亿元,但2021年增长率低于10百分点,“根据工信部的数据。

与此同时,亿万富翁马云已经放弃控制蚁群以中国最大的fintech公司重组和放回路径进行首次公开发行(IPO)。

2020年11月,中国监管机构迫使蚂蚁集团削减其世界创纪录的397亿美元IPO在上海和香港。马和其他高管被召集来满足监管机构。

该公司表示,重组后,大股东的蚂蚁“将独立行使投票权”。

马在中国监管镇压后躲藏起来。他在很大程度上已经从公众视野中消失,因为他批评两年前中国监管机构。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Hong Kong: Chinese Internet firms<\/a>, including Tencent<\/a> and Alibaba<\/a> faced their first revenue decline last year amid regulatory crackdown and global economic slowdown.

According to the South China Morning POst, the combined revenue of Chinese
Internet<\/a> firms decreased 1.1 per cent to 1.46 trillion yuan ($217 billion) last year, marking a sharp contrast to double digit growth in the previous six years.

The data by the
Ministry of Industry and Information Technology<\/a> showed that the internet services firms in ride-hailing, travel, financial and flat rental sectors were hit the hardest.

The world's second-largest economy recorded 3 per cent growth last year, compared with 8 per cent growth in 2021.

\"China's Internet sector profits grew by 3.3 per cent to 141.5 billion yuan last year, but the growth rate was 10 percentage points slower than in 2021,\" according to the MIIT data.

Meanwhile, billionaire Jack Ma has relinquished control of
Ant Group<\/a> in a bid to restructure China's largest fintech company and put it back on path for an initial public offering (IPO).

In November 2020, the Chinese regulators forced
Ant<\/a> Group to axe its world record-setting $39.7 billion IPO in Shanghai and Hong Kong. Ma and other top executives were summoned to meet regulators.

The company said that after the restructuring, major shareholders of Ant \"will independently exercise their voting rights\".

Ma has gone into hiding after a regulatory crackdown in China. He has largely disappeared from public view since he criticised Chinese regulators two years ago.

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