South Korea’s antitrust regulator is preparing to intervene more directly in how digital platforms operate, arguing that unchecked platform power now affects everyday consumer choice, pricing and trust as much as it does corporate competition.
That was the core message from Ju Biung-ghi, chair of the Korea Fair Trade Commission, who on Monday presented the agency’s 2026 policy direction at a policy luncheon hosted in Seoul by the American Cham
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