China has ended its antitrust investigation into Google. This decision comes at a time when trade negotiations between Beijing and Washington are intensifying.

According to a report by the Financial Times, the State Administration for Market Regulation has officially closed the investigation, signaling a strategic shift in China's regulatory stance amid rising tensions between the two countries.

This development may reflect a strategic change in China's regulatory approach. Trade negotiations regarding tech giants like TikTok and Nvidia are also gaining importance in this context.

As the dynamics of global competition change, the implications of such decisions on international trade are being questioned. What does this move mean for other tech companies?