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Alibaba Group Holding Limited is a Chinese multinational conglomerate specializing in e-commerce, retail, Internet and technology. 

Alibaba

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Bringing together the latest business insights and trends of China's tech ecosystem.

China Tech

In computer science, artificial intelligence (AI), sometimes called machine intelligence, is intelligence demonstrated by machines, in contrast to the natural intelligence displayed by humans and animals.

Deep Tech

Artificial intelligence

AI was front and center at Alibaba Cloud’s Apsara Conference this year—where does it go from here?

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Spotlighting Asia&#039;s next wave of innovations.

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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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A mix of US rate cuts and Chinese policies triggered rallies across A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and US-listed Chinese companies, but will cautious investors be swayed?

As China’s markets rally, will investors take the plunge? | KrASIA

As China’s markets rally, will investors take the plunge?

While China’s tea chains race to open stores, Molly Tea is opting for a more measured expansion. Will this strategy give it an edge, or leave it lagging behind?

Molly Tea isn’t rushing into China’s tea wars—could that be the smarter move? | KrASIA

Molly Tea isn’t rushing into China’s tea wars—could that be the smarter move?

KrASIA Connection curates technology and innovation updates from China.

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The Other Autism is an online platform to speak about autism in women and the positive sides of being autistic. 

[Tuning in] Autistic people have empathy too, says Kristen Hovet of The Other Autism | KrASIA

[Tuning in] Autistic people have empathy too, says Kristen Hovet of The Other Autism

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Joanna Ng

Ride-hailing encompasses a range of companies and services, including traditional taxis and car services. 

Ride-hailing

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Monica Oudang is the Chairwoman of the Yayasan Anak Bangsa Bisa (YABB) foundation, launched in March 2020 by Indonesia-headquartered ride-hailing firm Gojek. YABB aims to create more sustainable livelihoods, specifically for people working in the informal sector. Oudang previously served as Gojek's Chief Human Resources Officer, where she supported the firm's employment growth from 100 employees to over 4000 in five years.

[Tuning In] Monica Oudang on how Gojek's YABB foundation has supported the informal sector during the pandemic | KrASIA

[Tuning In] Monica Oudang on how Gojek&#8217;s YABB foundation has supported the informal sector during the pandemic

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Sara Mandagie

E-commerce is the activity of buying or selling of products on online services or over the Internet. 

E-Commerce

Eeleen Tan is the Chief of Global Expansion at Ninja Van and is accountable for Ninja Van's growth across all operating markets. She plays a lead role in creating alignment across business units, countries, and regions in order to optimize resource allocation and jump-start innovation. In her role, she balances up the urgency of Ninja Van’s business demands with the strategic focus to build long-term sustainability.

[Tuning in] Eeleen Tan on taking local views when it comes to global expansion | KrASIA

[Tuning in] Eeleen Tan on taking local views when it comes to global expansion

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Emily Fang

Building a coherent narrative of India's rapidly changing tech ecosystem.

India Tech

Angel Investing

Venture capital is a type of private equity, a form of financing that is provided by firms or funds to small, early-stage, emerging firms that are deemed to have high growth potential, or which have demonstrated high growth.

Venture Capital

India

Singapore-based global venture capital firm Antler entered India last June. It recently appointed Nitin Sharma as partner and co-lead for India operations.Sharma is a seasoned investor who has invested in more than 50 startups over a decade across NEA in the US, Lightbox Ventures in India, and his own portfolio First Principles VC. At Antler, he will be co-leading the efforts with Urban Ladder co-founder Rajiv Srivatsa.

Antler is after early-stage Indian companies building global products: Q&A with Nitin Sharma | KrASIA

Antler is after early-stage Indian companies building global products: Q&#038;A with Nitin Sharma

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Avanish Tiwary

A peek into the booming tech ecosystem of Southeast Asia.

SEA Tech

Drones

Malaysia-based Aerodyne is the world's second-largest drone company, with presence in over 35 countries.

'Urban air mobility will become commonplace in 2030': Q&A with Aerodyne Group CEO | KrASIA

&#8216;Urban air mobility will become commonplace in 2030&#8217;: Q&#038;A with Aerodyne Group CEO

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Khamila Mulia

Edtech

Over the next three years, WHJ aims to reach one in three kids in the world and create 100,000 teaching jobs from the current 11,000. Q&A with Karan Bajaj of WhiteHatJr

We are using learnings from the crisis to make the company stronger: Q&A with Karan Bajaj of WhiteHatJr | KrASIA

We are using learnings from the crisis to make the company stronger: Q&#038;A with Karan Bajaj of WhiteHatJr

I cover Indian tech, startup, venture capital ecosystems for KrASIA.

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Moulishree Srivastava

Along the way, they explore how architecture can achieve eternity through sustainable construction.

[Tuning in] Architect duo promote community education through construction | KrASIA

[Tuning in] Architect duo promote community education through construction

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Julianna Wu

Health Tech

Fitness can be simple and accessible to everyone, says Singh, co-founder of Fittr.

[Tuning In] Sonal Singh on running one of India’s largest digital fitness platforms | KrASIA

[Tuning In] Sonal Singh on running one of India’s largest digital fitness platforms

Picus will invest up to USD 75 million in Asia's early-stage tech startups.

Q&A

[Tuning in] Autistic people have empathy too, says Kristen Hovet of The Other Autism

[Tuning In] Monica Oudang on how Gojek’s YABB foundation has supported the informal sector during the pandemic

[Tuning in] Eeleen Tan on taking local views when it comes to global expansion

Antler is after early-stage Indian companies building global products: Q&A with Nitin Sharma

‘Urban air mobility will become commonplace in 2030’: Q&A with Aerodyne Group CEO

We are using learnings from the crisis to make the company stronger: Q&A with Karan Bajaj of WhiteHatJr

[Tuning in] Architect duo promote community education through construction

[Tuning In] Sonal Singh on running one of India’s largest digital fitness platforms

German investment firm Picus Capital to focus on Asia in 2021: Q&A with Oliver Heinrich

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