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How Jack Ma's Mistake Damaged China's Market
How Jack Ma's Mistake Damaged China's Market
By secretly transferring Alipay, the Alibaba founder violated contract rights that China should reinforce
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Business contract principles and property rights together form a basic cornerstone of the market economy. But contract violations can crack the cornerstone and undermine an entire market structure.
Few people ever thought China's Jack Ma, the highly successful Internet entrepreneur who frequents international events speaking fluent English, would ever secretly transfer the online payment service Alipay, a core asset of Chinese-foreign joint venture Alibaba Group, to a private firm he controls.
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