Indonesia’s Antitrust Agency Says Shopee Arm Admits Breaches

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The Indonesian arm of e-commerce firm Shopee has admitted violating anti-monopoly rules and agreed to change some of its operations, Indonesia’s antitrust agency, or KPPU, said on Wednesday.

The KPPU said in May it was monitoring the Indonesian units of e-commerce giants Shopee and Lazada over allegations of anti-competitive behavior.

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