According to ABC News on the 14th, Mexico's anti-monopoly regulator recently said that after more than four years of continuous investigation, it ruled that Wal Mart Mexico, a subsidiary of Wal Mart, the US retail giant, had monopolistic behavior in its operations and decided to impose a fine of 4.6 million US dollars (about 33.47 million yuan) on it.
Mexican regulators pointed out that Wal Mart Mexico forced suppliers to accept specific prices and terms with its high market share, which not only damaged the interests of suppliers, but also affected fair competition in the market, putting other retailers at a disadvantage.
In response, Wal Mart said that it believed that the decision of the Mexican antitrust regulator was wrong and the company would appeal.