Chapter 1506: Everyone, Come Out (Subscription Requested!)

Anti-monopoly split.

In principle.

Shareholder rights cannot be stripped away; this isn't a seizure, but rather an order to split into multiple companies. The manner varies greatly due to different laws in each country.

For a century.

Globally, there have not been many companies split by antitrust actions.

The reason is simple.

Resource-type monopolies are increasingly difficult.

In the past.

Oil, steel, railway, telecom, etc., those Western giants didn't foresee the antitrust laws that came later, and each developed aggressively, ultimately unable to escape the fate of being split up.

Now?

Nobody's foolish.

Knowing the 'destination' of this path, they'll find ways to avoid it.

On the other hand.

Technology-type monopolies are becoming more mainstream, and these are difficult to break. For example, the United States has clamored for over a decade to break up Microsoft, but in the end, it came to nothing, and Microsoft remained stable as a rock ten years later.

No way.