China Tech
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September 02, 2016
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Weekly news and insights about startups and innovations happening in China.
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AI is shaping the future of commerce
Braintree’s GM of Mobile, Aunkur Arya, sat down with Pinterest’s Head of Commerce, Michael Yamartino, to talk about how Pinterest is using AI technologies to advance the buying experience. Read about their talk, and watch a short clip, by clicking here.
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The Economist
No other place will reveal more about the advantages and drawbacks of winner-takes-all digital markets.
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Khaled "Tito" Hamze
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TechCrunch
Live-streaming apps like Huajiao and Inke are very popular in China. But making money live-streaming your daily life to viewers? Why are so many people watching and why are they paying?
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Li Yuan
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WSJ
Chinese technology companies, including Baidu, invest heavily in AI efforts. Enthusiasts of the technology in China say those resources, along with some particular advantages in China, such as the sheer volume of data generated by its enormous population of internet users, makes this an area where China can excel.
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Don Weinland
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FT
China’s antitrust regulator said on Friday it had opened an investigation into the $35bn merger of Chinese car-hailing app Didi Chuxing with US rival Uber, and also planned to probe the $3.8bn takeover of DreamWorks Animation by Comcast’s NBCUniversal.
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ARCHIBALD PREUSCHAT
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WSJ
Huawei is now third, behind Samsung and Apple.
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Li Yuan
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WSJ
Technology has given new tools to thieves world-wide. In China, security experts and lawyers say the sheer number of personal-data-theft cases in a society that traditionally doesn’t value privacy makes personal-information protection a serious challenge. And, as online users become more sophisticated about their privacy and rights, they are demanding, often via social media, better protection.
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Ingrid Lunden
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TechCrunch
This is a strategic investment for Ant Financial, as part of its bigger “online to offline” strategy. OTO is a catchphrase that is used a lot in Asia and refers to the plethora of opportunities in the market to apply tech solutions to non-tech businesses, providing growth opportunities for both.
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