According to CSRC Administrative Penalty Decision [2026] No. 38, the regulator investigated Ma Xingrui for fabricating and spreading false information. The probe found that on Dec. 16, 2025 Ma saw material about a tax-rate adjustment in a WeChat group and forwarded the original text to other WeChat groups; the information was false. As a securities professional he failed to verify the information, allowing it to spread widely online and disrupt the securities market. Ma obtained no unlawful gain

At a Sept. 11 regular briefing, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said innovation is the key to China's long-term economic improvement and rising industrial competitiveness, and that more foreign firms are choosing to locate R&D and innovation in China to leverage its large market. She said China’s innovation does not seek monopoly and Beijing is willing to share innovation dividends with the world to support common development.

China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) launched a nationwide campaign in May to remove bottlenecks to a unified market and fair competition and reports positive results. SAMR pushed local standards-management reform across 31 provincial-level jurisdictions, abolishing more than 7,400 local standards by end‑June. It reviewed filings for over 15,000 certification rules, refusing registration for rules that impede fair competition and removing a batch of low-quality, inefficient rules. Next steps include stepping up enforcement against abuse of administrative power to exclude or restrict competition and concentrating investigations on a number of cases SAMR says hinder efficient economic circulation and the construction of a unified national market.