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As more Chinese student come to Canada, so did WeChat and AliPay

A slew of established companies and startups have bet on self-service snack bars.

Didi Chuxing is likely to provide a platform where automakers will provide cars for rental.

Plus, A court in Singapore ruled portal 99.co had partially breached an agreement with PropertyGuru. Musical.ly blocked hashtags related to self-harm or eating disorders.

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

Kai-Fu LEE of Sinovation Ventures thinks China may become the world’s AI superpower.

The deal would be similar to the one Uber made with Chinese ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing back in 2016, when Uber sold its China unit to Didi and took a stake in Didi for return.

The company claimed that it is serving companies including DiDi Chuxing, Ctrip,JD.com, and Ele.me.

Plus, Nasdaq-listed YY.Inc’s game streaming unit Huya lands strategic investment worth USD 461.6 million from Tencent. Japan punished seven cryptocurrency exchanges.

The company is currently working on its fleet of outdoor robots, which, once come into fruition, will be used to deliver takeout orders for restaurants in a 3km range.