The Meituan resistance: why some small restaurants are breaking ties with the app
Some small restaurants in Xi’an find the costs of working with Meituan unbearable, so they try to break free from the food delivery app.
SaaS is starting to sell Chinese companies on software: GGV’s Joshua Wu
It’s a great time to start a SaaS business in China, says VC principal Joshua Wu, but finding the right sales channels might be a challenge.
Why edtech AI hasn’t caught on in China’s public schools
AI-powered edtech hasn’t taken root in China’s public schools, which face budget constraints and are reluctant to take on new education tools.
SILICON | China’s hurdles in making automotive chips
As cars get smarter, demand for automotive chips is rising—and Chinese firms want in. But so far, China hasn’t made a dent.
How a Chinese food delivery app is gambling on nostalgia
Hungry Panda is exporting the Chinese food delivery model to homesick students abroad. But is it just an overseas clone of Eleme?
China’s new NEV plan targets battery electrics, ‘quality brands’
In a plan for 2021-35, Beijing pursues domestic dominance and international competitiveness for Chinese “quality” NEV brands.
INSIDER | Cross-border e-commerce dodges Covid hit
Trade tensions and the Covid-19 pandemic have hit China tech this year. But cross-border e-commerce platforms have kept shopping global.
Ant Group: the biggest IPO that wasn’t
Parsing through the reasons behind the Ant Group IPO suspension: its microlending practices, the history of P2P lending, Jack Ma’s speech, and regulators’ warnings.
Edtech and Covid-19: It’s complicated
Lockdowns seemed great for edtech. It turns out, the story is more complicated than that, especially for early-stage startups.
Singles Day from the trenches: the king of pre-sales
A TechNode reporter takes on 30 million Singles Day livestreaming shoppers in a race to buy discount hand cream from the Lipstick King.
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