KrASIA Writers

Alibaba’s seized the day to take market share in India and archrival Tencent also eyes to expand its reach in the country.

Alibaba and Ant Financial jointly announced earlier this month that the Chinese e-commerce conglomerate would purchase a 33 percent stake in the latter.

Didi said it would open its platform to car markers’ own sharing services, meaning car makers could approach the platform as a marketing avenue to sell their EV models.

Xiaomi is launching a battle against its local rivals with a goal to regain No.1 position in China within 10 quarters.

Tencent, Alibaba’s archrival, ranks 22nd.

Empowering mom-and-pop stores can be accomplished only when quality goods are supplied and efficient transaction is guaranteed

Chinese authorities worried that a large armada of online lenders would leverage Tencent’s credit-scoring services to market suspicious financial products.

We are increasingly becoming mere data generators in a world that’s heavily driven by data.