Thailand Proposes New Rules for Digital Platform Fee Transparency
Thailand's competition regulator has unveiled draft rules to enhance transparency in how digital platforms set and change fees, responding to complaints from restaurants. The proposal targets business-to-business relationships, aiming to make fee increases easier to scrutinize.
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