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Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters' Breaking Views.

I'm Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from Zurich, Switzerland.

Okay, you've all had enough of the U.S. election over the past two weeks.

So I'm delighted to bring you two different stories for this

week's edition. First, we travel to Hong Kong where Robin Mack and Yawin-Chen walk us through

the decision by Chinese antitrust authorities to unveil draft rules singling out internet platforms

for potential monopolistic behavior. It's the latest slap to China's big tech companies,

led by Alibaba and Tencent,

after securities authorities dinged Ant, the financial services company affiliated with

Alibaba and its founder Jack Ma, and derailed its planned IPO a couple of weeks ago.

After that, we fly to New York, where I speak to Anna Shamansky and Lauren Silva-Loughlin

about the market rally inspired by Pfizer's revelation that its COVID-19 vaccine is super effective.

Give a listen.

Okay, so this week we had the global backlash against technology giants clearly reached across the Pacific to China.

Robin, Mac, you're there in Hong Kong. You've been writing about this for us.

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