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Hitcard has the task of convincing investors that trading cards are more than child’s play.

Can Hitcard become China’s first listed trading card brand?

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The company hopes to win fans with the Bose tie-up but faces rivals like Anker and QCY.

Chinese electronics manufacturer Baseus wants to be number one in Europe

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ByteDance, a Chinese internet company, uses machine learning to recommend engaging videos, news, and social content (via TikTok and Douyin).

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The company has also raised its valuation from USD 75 billion to USD 90 billion.

ByteDance issues pre-IPO options to employees in bid to improve cash flow

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Lark, a workplace collaboration platform by ByteDance, integrates messaging, video conferencing, document sharing, and productivity tools.

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The app factory also eyes the B2B sector.

China's ByteDance makes first attempt at global enterprise SaaS market by launching Lark

China&#8217;s ByteDance makes first attempt at global enterprise SaaS market by launching Lark

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Alibaba, China’s e-commerce giant, operates online retail marketplaces, cloud computing services, and digital payment networks across Asia and beyond.

Didi, a Chinese mobility platform, connects riders to taxis, private cars, and ride-sharing options, integrating AI-driven route optimization.

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Among the most popular workplaces in China are also EV makes Nio and Tesla

LinkedIn data shows Alibaba, Baidu, ByteDance are China's top 3 companies to work for in 2019

LinkedIn data shows Alibaba, Baidu, ByteDance are China&#8217;s top 3 companies to work for in 2019

Mubu

This is reportedly the second utility of this nature in ByteDance's portfolio.

ByteDance acquires Chinese workflow tool Mubu

Kuaishou, best known for its short video platform, drives user-generated content, influencer marketing, and community engagement through shareable clips.

Kuaishou

Can brief clips hold lasting impact? Analyze short-form content trends, creator communities, and platform strategies for rapid viewer engagement.

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But the move could curtail their future growth.

Chinese short video apps Douyin and Kwai introduce feature to cut users' screen time

Chinese short video apps Douyin and Kwai introduce feature to cut users&#8217; screen time

The company moves into entertainment production.

ByteDance invests in celebrity management agency

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Chinese apps dominate Middle East short video and live streaming market

Tencent, a Chinese tech conglomerate, invests in gaming, social media, and cloud services, supporting entertainment and connectivity worldwide.

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This formation links up with sentiments shared by the highest political office in the country.

Tencent Games leads new partnership to promote scientific education

Douyin

ByteDance's Douyin app, which features 15-second videos and is known as TikTok outside of China, has started to allow a subset of users to share videos

ByteDance

ByteDance issues pre-IPO options to employees in bid to improve cash flow

China’s ByteDance makes first attempt at global enterprise SaaS market by launching Lark

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