Why did Taobao Taiwan say it will shut down its service at the end of this year after being told by the government to register as Chinese? - Seedly
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Why did Taobao Taiwan say it will shut down its service at the end of this year after being told by the government to register as Chinese?

Could there be other pushing factors?

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Lee John

Lee John

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Answered 2w ago

Political tensions between Taipei and Beijing "The company said it had decided to stop taking new orders around noon on Thursday before officially going offline on Dec 31 after "prudent evaluations".

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