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China’s new venture capital funds will target investments in advanced tech sectors, with over US$7.1 billion each.

The sector reached US$576 million in 2024, up 85.3% year-on-year. The forum took place in the China International Intelligent Communication Forum.

Alibaba and Alibaba-backed Ele.me both got blasted over fakes in this year’s World Consumer Rights Day report.

The bumper cash handout will happen on the Chinese New Year TV gala show. It comes as Alibaba battles WeChat to be China’s top mobile wallet service.

China’s video surveillance network – which is seriously and unironically called Skynet – just got taken to the next level.

CCTV says that the Apple iPhone is wasting a ton of data in standby mode. And they don’t like those undeletable pre-installed apps either.

World Consumer Rights Day is March 15, and every year Chinese state TV network CCTV runs a pro-consumer show exposing anti-consumer practices. This year the target of that program is China’s internet industry. Brace for impact.

China’s state TV extravaganza for Chinese New Year’s Eve is getting a social media twist this year – and also a pile of cash.

China’s censors aren’t a big fan of sexy photos. At least not when they’re being used by internet companies to “hype” things and attract reader and viewer eyeballs.

If, at the beginning of this week, you had asked me what kind of businesses Chinese state-run media network CCTV might be planning to spin-off, a food ecommerce site would