China
Recap 2020: The good, the bad, and the ugly for China’s startups
China’s year in review, Lalamove’s US$515 million fundraise, and India’s new unicorn. source : techinasia
TikTok’s epic rise and stumble
TikTok’s rise in the West is unprecedented for any Chinese tech company, and so is the amount of attention it has attracted from politicians worldwide.
Ride Vision raises $7M for its AI-based motorcycle safety system
Ride Vision, an Israeli startup that is building an AI-driven safety system to prevent motorcycle collisions, today announced that it has raised a $7 million
Baidu to acquire Joyy’s Chinese live-streaming service YY for $3.6B
Baidu said on Monday it is acquiring Joyy’s live streaming service YY Live in China for $3.6 billion in an all-cash deal as the Chinese
Beyond Meat shares rise on news that it collaborated with McDonald’s on the McPlant options
After tumbling earlier today, Beyond Meat shares are shooting upward on news that the company did indeed collaborate with McDonald’s on its new McPlant vegetarian
TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, is reportedly looking for $2B before its Hong Kong public offering
ByteDance, the company behind the social media sensation TikTok, is in talks to raise another $2 billion before the initial public offering of a large
PUBG Mobile to terminate access for users in India on October 30 following ban order
PUBG Mobile, the sleeper hit mobile game, will terminate all service and access for users in India on October 30, two months after New Delhi
Global Spending on Blockchain Increased by 50%: StockApps Report
Blockchain and Classification of data That helps to be more transparent and valuable scrutiny. Technology that brings safety and reliability concept. Global sending is set
Huawei reports slowing growth as its operations ‘face significant challenges’
Huawei announced earnings results today showing that its growth has slowed significantly this year as the Chinese telecom equipment and smartphone giant said its “production
Chinese browser Tuber offers a glimpse beyond the Great Firewall — with caveats
China now has a tool that lets users access YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google and other internet services that have otherwise long been banned in
