In its first major statement since being acquired by Meituan, bike rental giant Mobike is to stop adding new bikes to cities considered to be already saturated with bikes, will share its big data with the government for improved city planning, and put RMB100 million into improving its user credit system, the company announced at […]
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Ant Group-backed bike-rental app Hello Inc files for US IPO
Hello Inc’s filing shows that the sector’s few remaining players now seek sustainable growth after reckless expansion in earlier years.
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Briefing: Meituan Dache partners with ride-hailing peers to expand its services
The partnerships help the company offer an expanded range of ride services to choose from for users in Beijing and Shanghai.
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Briefing: China tech startups choosing homegrown software over Oracle and IBM
China has been looking to reduce its reliance on foreign technologies amide escalating trade tensions with the US.
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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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China’s bike rental sector recovering as workforce returns
China’s bike rental industry is rebounding after the Spring Festival holiday as riders see it as the safest transportation option during the outbreak.
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Briefing: HelloBike rebranded as “Hello TransTech”
The company started registering a series of trademarks back in April.
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Briefing: Bike rental cool down prompts calls for policy change
As the bike rental cools down, industry insiders start to ask how well the bike ban fits current circumstances.
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Briefing: Uber is coming back to China to make scooters
Uber has no plans to bring its bike rental scheme to China but it is considering other Asian countries.
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Court froze RMB 1.45 million of Ofo assets this month
While Ofo’s legal troubles pile up, millions of users are reportedly still waiting for their deposits.
