The EU is preparing to formally charge JD.com over its $2.5 billion bid to buy German electronics firm Ceconomy, citing fears of unfair subsidies that could distort competition. In a statement of grounds, regulators detail their concerns, forcing JD.com to respond or risk deal rejection. JD.com remains calm, calling it routine and still expects approval by late 2026. This showdown underscores the EU’s stance on protecting fair markets amid global investment, with outcomes that could reshape international e-commerce regulations.
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