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Electric Vehicles

Mobility

The US EV industry is running into roadblocks, and a mix of political resistance and outdated strategies could be the root cause.

Why the US struggles with EVs, and it may be their own doing | KrASIA

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Why the US struggles with EVs, and it may be their own doing

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36Kr is China's most influential business and technology network. Since 2010, 36Kr has been providing high-quality content around China’s innovation and new economy trends. With the traffic and network it has built, 36Kr has developed a comprehensive database and strong data analytics capabilities of the technology landscape in China.

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Banu, a rising Chinese hotpot chain, thrives on its founder’s “three-flip rule,” the secret to its profitability.

This hotpot mogul’s business is booming, and he isn’t following Haidilao’s playbook | KrASIA

This hotpot mogul’s business is booming, and he isn’t following Haidilao’s playbook

Japan

A severe worker shortage lingers as a downside risk.

Japan's domestic spending propped up by wages and tourism | KrASIA

Japan&#8217;s domestic spending propped up by wages and tourism

As part of 36Kr’s ongoing partnership with Nikkei, you can read selected content from Nikkei Asia on KrASIA.

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Transport or transportation is the movement of humans, animals, and goods from one location to another. 

Transportation

Transport or transportation is the movement of humans, animals, and goods from one location to another.

KrASIA | Transportation Archives

Gojek is a transportation network company and logistics startup company based in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Gojek

China's tech mogul Tencent is now behind both Go-Jek and Grab.

Deals | Update: Go-Jek Raises Higher-than-Expected USD1.5 Billion From Google, Temasek and Tencent in Upcoming Expansion to Grab's Home Turf | KrASIA

Deals | Update: Go-Jek Raises Higher-than-Expected USD1.5 Billion From Google, Temasek and Tencent in Upcoming Expansion to Grab&#8217;s Home Turf

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KrASIA Writers

China is the world’s largest EV market and Tesla holds a 3 percent market share.

Tesla Lags Behind Its Plan to Capitalize on China’s EV Market, Struggling to Land Shanghai Factory | KrASIA

Tesla Lags Behind Its Plan to Capitalize on China’s EV Market, Struggling to Land Shanghai Factory

I'm Xiaochun with KrASIA [kri’eɪʃə], a newborn digital media with a dedication to help Asia uncover its innovations and to create.

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Didi Chuxing Technology Co., formerly Didi Kuaidi, is a Chinese transportation network company, artificial intelligence and autonomous technology conglomerate.

Didi

Didi users in mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong will be able to tap into their Didi app for taxi-hailing in the city.

Didi Rolls Out Taxi-Hailing in Hong Kong, Building up Global Expansion Momentum | KrASIA

Didi Rolls Out Taxi-Hailing in Hong Kong, Building up Global Expansion Momentum

GrabTaxi Holdings Pte. Ltd. is a transportation network company based in Singapore. In addition to transportation, the company offers food delivery services via mobile app. It operates in the Southeast Asian countries of Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. 

Grab

Highlights from the past week, as well as something cool for the weekend.

KrASIA Weekly Roundup | KrASIA

KrASIA Weekly Roundup

Plus, Alibaba-backed HelloBike is about to complete its new financing round of over US$ 1 billion. Uber Eats has acquired Ando.

KrAsia Daily: Grab Said to Acquire Uber's Operation in Southeast Asia | KrASIA

KrAsia Daily: Grab Said to Acquire Uber&#8217;s Operation in Southeast Asia

SoftBank Group Corp. is a holding company that engages in the management of its group companies which provides information technology and telecommunication services. It operates through the following segments: Mobile Communications, Sprint, Fixed-line Telecommunications, Internet, and Others. 

Softbank

SoftBank told Uber to concentrate on recovering market share in the US and key European markets.

Deals | Grab Said to Acquire Uber’s Southeast Asia Operations | KrASIA

Deals | Grab Said to Acquire Uber’s Southeast Asia Operations

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Plus, Thailand’s CP Group plans to invest $156.8m in India over five years. WeChat rolled out its first staff-less pop-up store in Shanghai.  

KrAsia Daily: SoftBank Tells Uber to Focus on US and Europe | KrASIA

KrAsia Daily: SoftBank Tells Uber to Focus on US and Europe

Kr-ASIA Weekly Roundup | KrASIA

Kr-ASIA Weekly Roundup

Plus, Uber Singapore and ComfortDelGro (CDG) launched their low-cost ride-hailing service UberFLASH. Xiaomi and Shunwei Capital invested in Indian social networking platform ShareChat.

Transportation

Deals | Update: Go-Jek Raises Higher-than-Expected USD1.5 Billion From Google, Temasek and Tencent in Upcoming Expansion to Grab’s Home Turf

Tesla Lags Behind Its Plan to Capitalize on China’s EV Market, Struggling to Land Shanghai Factory

Didi Rolls Out Taxi-Hailing in Hong Kong, Building up Global Expansion Momentum

KrASIA Weekly Roundup

KrAsia Daily: Grab Said to Acquire Uber’s Operation in Southeast Asia

Deals | Grab Said to Acquire Uber’s Southeast Asia Operations

KrAsia Daily: SoftBank Tells Uber to Focus on US and Europe

Kr-ASIA Weekly Roundup

KrAsia Daily: Go-Jek Takes on Competition with Grab, with Google, Temasek and Meituan-Dianping behind Its Back

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