China’s “re-commerce market” is predicted to reach RMB 1.25 trillion in 2020 as consumers shop for second-hand goods on online marketplaces.
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Posted inWith Chinese Characteristics
INSIGHTS | Markets, not floods, will drown bitcoin miners
Recent floods have washed away remote Sichuan bitcoin mines, but small wildcat miners were already getting washed away by Big Bitcoin.
Posted inEvents
ORIGIN Innovation Awards 2020: finalists
The ORIGIN Innovation Awards finalists list is up! Results will be announced on Nov. 18, 2020 during the ORIGIN Conference, so stay tuned.
Posted inHeavy Hitters
From bad Tsinghua student to Meituan second in command
As Meituan CEO Wang Xing’s right hand man—and college best friend—announces his retirement, TechNode takes a close look back at his career.
Posted inTurf Wars
Xpeng shares surge on first results, promises China’s best assisted self-driving solution
Xpeng is gearing up for an ambitious goal: setting a benchmark for driver assistance technology in China that rivals will have to overcome.
Posted inOn the Cusp
INSIGHTS | ‘Second landlord’ platforms get tenants in debt to fund growth
China’s second landlord platforms are highly susceptible to downturns. Many have already collapsed—and there’s no guarantee even the largest will survive.
Posted inOn the Cusp
EMERGE 2020 | China’s EV battery reliability a lingering question
Chinese EV battery makers trail behind Asian peers in technology, resulting in issues such as fire risk, say experts at TechNode’s Emerge 2020 event.
Posted inThe Numbers
Nio’s revenue beat can’t outshine its struggle for profit
More challenges loom ahead in the pursuit of profit for Nio, as the company fights for market share amid intensifying competition.
Posted inHeavy Hitters
Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto: your cheat sheet to China’s listed Tesla rivals
There are now three Chinese premium EV makers listed in US stock markets: Nio, Li Auto, and Xpeng. Let’s get to know them.
Posted inUp and Comers
INSIGHTS | Digital brokers help retail investors go global
Digital brokers see opportunities to help Chinese investors send their money abroad. But ambiguous regulations still create real doubts about the field.
