China Tech Reading List
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January 01, 2016
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Happy New Year!
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Opportunity Is Knocking
 Braintree recently teamed up with Vision Mobile, the world's largest developer survey, to look into untapped opportunities for mobile developers and the Internet of Things. They found that the upside of e-commerce is even bigger than you might think. Read more about the findings here.
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Eva Dou
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WSJ
Shenzhen-based company Huawei reports strong sales growth for smartphones.Huawei also saw a “solid increase in profits and cash flow” in 2015, rotating and acting Chief Executive Guo Ping told staff in an open letter. He didn’t provide additional details.
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ADAM ROSE
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Reuters
Two of the world's largest technology firms, IBM and Microsoft, are vying to tap the nascent, fast-growing market for forecasting air quality in the world's top carbon emitters.
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Vikram Jandhyala
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TechCrunch
As a recent McKinsey report points out, to keep its economic expansion on track, this nation of 1.3 billion people must generate two to three percentage points of annual GDP growth through innovation.
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Gillian Wong and Juro Osawa
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WSJ
Chinese Internet companies have transformed the average smartphone into a platform for cashless transactions, bank transfers, loans and investments far beyond what is common in the U.S. With many skipping credit cards entirely, Chinese people buy money-market funds, split a restaurant check and pay for services ranging from taxis to takeout food all within the same phone app.
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Matt Sheehan
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The Huffington Post
Can "mass innovation" help China vault over the middle income trap?
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