Ninebot is expected to become the first foreign-registered company with a variable-interest entity structure to list on a stock exchange in Mainland China.
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INSIGHTS | The new normal isn’t that normal
Everyone wants to go back to the “China dream” as soon as possible, but the new normal still includes temperature checks.
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Luckin: The writing was on the wall with Michael Norris
Michael, and the hosts, have been bearish on Luckin for quite some time.
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The coronavirus ripple effect, with Marcus Ryder
Marcus Ryder comes on to try to get a grip on the many ways that the outbreak is shaking up our assumptions.
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Pinduoduo launches payments, community grocery scrutiny: Retailheads
Pinduoduo unveils its own payment tool, Nanjing market watchdog steps up regulation on community-based grocery e-commerce market.
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China’s largest gay dating app Blued files for US IPO
Blue City Holdings Ltd., the company behind China’s gay dating app Blued, filed its application on Tuesday to offer shares on the Nasdaq exchange. Why it matters: Blued, which boasts 49 million users, is the largest social dating app for China’s LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) community, according to a report by consultancy Frost […]
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Xpeng NEV partner eyes India market amid sales slump
Xpeng manufacturing partner Haima Auto is ready to follow Chinese biggest carmaker SAIC into the Indian market
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Xpeng gets its own factory with carmaker acquisition
Electric vehicle maker Xpeng Motors is working to secure a production license to deliver its first sedan in July with the recent acquisition of a domestic automaker. Why it matters: Owning a factory allows Xpeng to retain control over quality and minimizes risks from outsourcing production such as delivery delays and price increases. Beijing has […]
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INSIDER | Livestreaming in China: only for sales or is there brand value?
TechNode Insider Ashley Galina Dudarenok looks at the future of Chinese livestreaming. The question isn’t whether brands need to get into the game—it’s how.
