US Wechat ban will mean more than lost connections
Chinese diaspora in the US will suffer the heaviest consequences of a US Wechat ban, not the Chinese government.
China sets the rules for its new data economy
A new draft regulation heralds a new era in China’s data economy, one that reaps the benefits of its immense data resources.
INSIDER | How my school built its own health code system
Xi’an Jiaotong University developed its own health code system to manage the campus. But the school’s health code is useless inside the campus itself.
INSIDER | The battle for China’s community group buying market
Chinese tech giants are homing in on the country’s lower-tier cities with group buying features that encourage neighbors to order food delivered in bulk.
SILICON | Server chips: a growing opportunity for Chinese fabless players
The post-pandemic growth of cloud services, and the server chips needed to power them, opens new opportunities for growing Chinese chip design companies.
What’s really behind Pinduoduo leadership switcheroo?
Pinduoduo founder Colin Huang left his role as CEO just as his net worth exploded by $25 billion and contributor Michael Norris has a question: what gives?
INSIDER | The sun never sets on Tencent’s gaming empire
Tencent’s sprawling investments across the video game value chain have insulated it from competitors like Netease and Bytedance.
INSIDER | Will decentralized e-commerce save brands?
The e-commerce industry is threatened by an dependency on paid media and platforms. They boost sales today, but they are dangerous for brands in the long run.
INSIDER | Signals in the dark: trends in post-Covid Chinese tourism
A slew of online services make it possible to do tourism from the safety of your living room—or replicate travel abroad while staying home.
India shoots itself in the foot with app ban
Who does India’s app ban really hurt more? China, or its own consumers and entrepreneurs. Delhi would be better advised to reconsider.
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