A Bloomberg article found that Mobike operation details in the recent Meituan Dianpin filing were at odds with previously made public claims by the company.
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Meituan pared losses in Q1 as cost controls gain traction
Meituan’s Q1 results show that its more disciplined expansion strategy is paying off.
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Meituan in focus | Meituan’s turnaround year
In May, Meituan Dianping unseated search engine Baidu as China’s third-largest listed internet company by market cap, behind only Alibaba and Tencent.
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Mobike executive has been accused of sexually harassing 3 women
A screenshot of a letter from a Mobike female engineer containing detail accounts of sexual harassment by her superior at the company surfaced on the internet.
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Meituan Dianping posts Q2 profit bolstered by food delivery high season
Company CFO said that the company profitability was a seasonal phenomenon.
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Failures and opportunities: A pivotal moment for China’s mobility industry
Didi hopes new strategies will help it complete a U-turn that will get it out of the dead-end in which it finds itself.
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Meituan asks users to disinfect bikes for ‘contactless’ rides
Meituan Bike’s ‘no-contact’ hygienic biking plan: We bring the bikes. You bring the hygiene.
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Didi raises $1 billion in push for 100 million daily trips
Didi is digging a wide yet deep competitive moat around the broader Chinese mobility market. Bike rentals will be a main driver of growth.
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Meituan is shuttering its cloud business
Chinese food delivery and services platform Meituan Dianping is shutting down its public cloud service in order to retain focus on its core businesses. Why it matters: Halting its cloud computing services is a major pullback in Meituan’s expansion into enterprise tech, a trend which has formed the basis of many recent moves by competitors including […]
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Briefing: Mobike begins replacing 40 thousand old bikes in Shenzhen
The company is doing so in compliance with recent government regulations that demand old bikes to be withdrawn before new ones can be introduced.
