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By opening brick-and-mortar stores, JD.id may be differentiating itself from e-commerce rivals like Tokopedia and Shopee.

Didi is a channel that supercharges consumption in China’s major cities. Halting new user registrations could put the brakes on broader economic growth.

The company supplies more than 40 automakers with intelligent driving solutions.

These Southeast Asian startups that KrASIA highlighted in the first half of 2021 have one thing in common: they each identified a relatively unexplored area and built their business around it.

China’s e-commerce sector is more cutthroat than ever. To stay afloat, online stores use fake orders, fake reviews, and even fake shipments to boost their online presence.

Edge computing allows high performance computing with reduced energy consumption.

Tech reporting is rooted in things that happen in major cities. But transformations in rural areas present interesting situations too.

Riskified developed an e-commerce fraud prevention platform that makes it easier for online merchants to accept high-risk credit card transactions.

Scalpers have raised prices of life-saving supplies like oxygen to up to 1,000% of normal levels to exploit a steep climb in COVID-19 infections in Indonesia.

After gaining independence from Huawei, Honor is now released from tech restraints, free to flex its muscles, and ready to make a name for itself in the highly-contested Chinese smartphone sector.