China's President eyes improved regulations to safeguard digital economy
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China's President eyes improved regulations to safeguard digital economy

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In a bid to improve regulation and governance of China's digital economy, President Xi Jinping has called for measures. To guard this sector against its "unhealthy" development as Beijing aims to boost the sector's contribution to the country's growth. According to a report, Xi called for focusing on key areas including integrated circuits, display displays, communications equipment, etc.

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