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The online grocery war is heating up as Grab ramps up its efforts, and GoBear has ceased operations amid the Covid-19 pandemic

The Philippines-based logistics startup’s take on Grab and Lalamove, plus a new unicorn from the HR tech industry

China’s NCA has issued a ruling requiring unlicensed content be removed from online music outlets with remuneration set to begin in two months.

Techweb reports Sina removed 5,500 “misleading” accounts, while Tencent purged nearly 26,000 from QQ, WeChat, and Tencent Weibo.

China’s WeChat has just shut down sharing connections between WeChat and a number of Alibaba apps, including Alipay’s red envelope service.

Tencent (HKG:0700) is the world’s fourth largest web company, and Alibaba is on the verge of history’s largest tech IPO. Both of these behemoth companies occupy many of the same verticals

Alibaba’s much-vaunted IPO didn’t happen in 2013, but China’s e-commerce titan still provided enough action to qualify it as a global spectator sport. That was because 2013 was the year

Anyone who has ever ridden the subway in Beijing knows the Chinese love to consume content on their smartphones. But because of censorship or geolocking, many of the apps used

Here’s why I think these startups won’t succeed, and why I would advise any tech entrepreneur against the music industry.

The added value to the set-top box and smart TVs from shopping is no more than a gimmick. It’s poorly implemented and it just doesn’t fit. What do you think?