The surprise launch, with the lower price points, underscores the intense competition in China’s market for new energy vehicles, as the Chinese government is throwing billions in incentives, subsidies and cheap loans. READ SOURCE...
Playtika is going public in the US after its owner, a Chinese entrepreneur, tried for three years to get it listed in China to no avail owing to the company’s casino-themed mobile games. READ SOURCE...
Three of China’s billionaire gaming executives recently faced investigation, criminal conviction and death, adding to the tumult of the country’s gaming industry. READ SOURCE...
The logos of Ant Group and Alibaba pictured at the headquarters of Ant Group, an affiliate of Alibaba, in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, on October 29, 2020. Photo: Reuters READ SOURCE...
Like other US companies, Zoom faces a choice of complying with increasingly stringent Chinese government rules or quitting the market altogether. READ SOURCE...
Security company CrowdStrike says hackers had won access to the vendor that sold it Office licences and used that to try to read its email. READ SOURCE...
Chinese regulators will investigate the ‘picking one from two’ practice as part of their antitrust probe into Alibaba Group Holding over suspected monopolistic practices. READ SOURCE...
Huawei’s former Honor smartphone unit aims to boost output 40 per cent to 100 million handsets next year but that goal still depends on cooperation from Washington. READ SOURCE...
Former SolarWinds security adviser Ian Thornton-Trump said he warned management of cybersecurity risks and laid out a plan to improve it that was ultimately ignored. READ SOURCE...
The move by the world’s largest fintech comes as a global regulatory backlash against Big Tech gathers pace. READ SOURCE...
