Anti-trust investigations are continuing in China with officials carrying out new raids on Microsoft and Accenture.
The State Administration for Industry and Commerce says they have investigated four Microsoft offices across the country and the Dalian offices of Accenture.
Microsoft reportedly outsources financial work to Accenture.
And the National Development and Reform Commission continues its anti-monopoly investigations on the automobile industry.
That has so far involved several luxury car brands including Audi, Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz.
Also 12 Japanese car companies have been found with monopolistic behavior on prices of auto parts.
The NDRC says these manufacturers will face fines, though the exact amount is not stated.
For more on this, CRI's Ding Lulu earlier spoke with Cao Can, CRI's financial commentator.
That was Cao Can, CRI's financial commentator, talking with Ding Lulu.
