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Whether Alibaba sells those businesses or not, it’s growingly evident that the Chinese tech giant is shifting its focus from new retail back to e-commerce.

China’s largest made-to-order beverage company (and the second largest globally) is set to go public in Hong Kong amid an ambitious global expansion initiative.

As mainstream liquid batteries become more affordable, will solid-state batteries ever emerge as a viable option for automakers?

Joseph Tsai and Jack Ma recently acquired a hefty chunk of Alibaba’s stocks, emerging as the largest shareholders. Market observers are left pondering the significance of this power move.

In a message to all employees, Yu Yongfu, CEO of Ele.me, sought to quash the rumors before they escalate further.

After conquering shopping malls, office buildings, and streetside areas, Luckin Coffee is now turning its attention to hospitals and gas stations.

The Chinese automaker is confident in asserting control of its target market, but it should nonetheless brace for escalating competition ahead.

Several contenders exist, but the verdict on the future leader of Southeast Asia’s e-commerce market remains pending.