China

Consumers are confused by overcomplicated and capricious discount rules, while e-commerce platforms pump up sales during shopping festivals like 618 and Singles’ Day.

When it comes to delivering groceries, one’s “barrage must be unrelenting, reactions must be fast.”

Xiaoetong’s platform offers its 1.6 million clients a virtual headquarters to manage their online activities.

Jingling wants to provide a smoother user experience for Android and PC users with an adaptive layout and open-source operating system.

Koo has carved out a corner in social media by being the anti-Twitter.

The Beijing-based robotics startup plans to launch its Journey 5 chip, which supports L4 autonomous driving.

MissFresh and Dingdong Maicai are going public in New York. They simply have no other option.

China will likely become a chipmaking powerhouse. But how long will it take to get there, and what are the bottlenecks?