From recovery to regulation: How China’s tech giants could fare in 2023 after a bruising year
Investors cautious heading into next year in regards to Chinese tech stocks with analysts expecting regulation to be more predictable
Read moreInvestors cautious heading into next year in regards to Chinese tech stocks with analysts expecting regulation to be more predictable
Read moreByteDance has launched a fashion website called If Yooou while Pinduoduo started an e-commerce site called Temu, selling items from
Read moreIn the quarter, Alibaba faced a number of headwinds including a resurgence of Covid and lockdowns that led to a
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Read moreHundreds of workers from start-ups in Southeast Asia have been fired in the last few months, proving that the industry
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Read moreAnt Group, which is controlled by billionaire Alibaba founder Jack Ma, had its IPO pulled in November 2020 after regulators
Read moreJD.com said revenue for the first quarter of 2022 totaled 239.7 billion Chinese yuan ($37.8 billion) vs. 236.6 billion yuan
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