China’s Box Office Devil Ne Zha, and Burger King’s China Flip
A hit animated film about a devil child called "Ne Zha" is breathing new life into China's moribund box office. Is this the start of better days for movie theaters? And Burger King's owner buys out its China franchising partner. What's driving this move, and what does it mean for Burger King in China?
Maoyan Leans on Tech Giants to Tap China’s Film Rebound
The online ticket seller and film producer has renewed key agreements with Tencent and Meituan as China's film industry starts to recoverKey Takeaways:Maoyan has announced renewed tie-ups with internet giants…
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