Tech monopolies in China aren’t a mirror image of Silicon Valley—rather than walled gardens, think competing fiefdoms and proxy wars.
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China opens anti-trust investigation against Ericsson as 5G race heats up
Chinese regulators are investigating complaints against Ericsson for breaking anti-trust rules in its licensing practices for 3G and 4G technology.
Drive I/O | The fall of Nio
It all started with an IPO. An initial public offering is usually a cause for celebration, but the biggest landmark in the history of Nio ended in dismay.
Samsung banks on 5G to solve China slump
The South Korean giant may sell more smartphones than anyone else globally, but in China, Samsung is little more than a bit player.
Meituan developing fully automated warehouse to power ‘flash delivery’
Meituan’s foray into intelligent warehousing further intensifies its battle with e-commerce leaders like Alibaba and JD.com to control the logistics sector.
‘Tech constraints’ may slow China’s 5G rollout, says Jefferies
A recent report re-evaluates 5G timing and rollout following a critical development in December and recent signals from government bodies.
From Groupon clone to China’s largest lifestyle services provider
Meituan forays into ride-hailing and bike-rental services have been expensive gambits that haven’t yet paid off, but it has seen success in other efforts.
Profit, not politics, is what matters in Tencent’s Reddit stake
Reddit is a relic of an older internet—and China isn’t the biggest force for change.
INSIGHTS | Alibaba isn’t Jack Ma
On Tuesday, Jack Ma officially stepped away from his day-to-day role at the e-commerce giant he created in 1999.
INSIGHTS: Supply chain body blow: Huawei’s reliance on US tech, charted
Huawei’s 90-day reprieve doesn’t change the fact that the firm still relies heavily on US-sourced technology.