Luckin Tea will launch a separate app and a mini-program focused on lower-tier cities.
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Alibaba to compete with Meituan, Suning bailed out: Retailheads
Alibaba restructures its local services to better compete with Meituan. Nayuki Tea and Dingdong Maicai go public.
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Tim Hortons to continue China expansion as Q3 net loss widens 72%
Tencent-backed Tims China, the Chinese venture from coffee giant Tim Hortons, saw its revenue increase 67.9% to RMB 182.1 million ($25.5 million) for the third quarter of 2022, while its net loss widened by 72.4% from last year to RMB 195 million, according to the firm’s first financial report since listing on the Nasdaq following […]
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Alibaba empire under pressure, VCs flood edtech: Retailheads
China launches an anti-trust probe into Alibaba and summon executives from Ant Group, Luckin continued to grow in 2020, investment into edtech surged.
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Luckin Coffee testing self-service coffee machines
Users can locate the nearest coffee machine and place an order through the Luckin app.
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Luckin joins Starbucks in blurring boundaries between coffee and tea
Delivery giants Meituan and Ele.me stand to benefit from the coffee giants’ latest battle
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China Tech Investor: Will online gaming remain a pillar of China’s digital economy?
In this episode, the guys are joined SCMP’s Josh Ye to discuss China’s gaming industry. They go over recent regulations, misconceptions, among others.
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Luckin launches limited-edition cup to replicate Starbuck’s cat paw mug craze
This is the first time Luckin has sold branded merchandise as it evolves its marketing and branding strategy.
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Chat Room: Michael Norris on Luckin Coffee’s business model
Luckin Coffee is projected to have the largest coffee network in China by the end of 2019 at its current rate of growth.
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ByteDance joins Spring Festival ad war, edtech funding: Retailheads
ByteDance joins the annual Spring Festival marketing blowout. Alipay prepares for the 2021 red envelope war. Edtech attracts more investment.
