From classroom crackdowns to shifting cabin crews, China adapts to new realities
Vocational educator Hiducation has become one of the few education companies to test the waters in Hong Kong's booming IPO market. Are investors ready to welcome this group again after a bloody crackdown three years ago? And budget carrier Spring Air is rolling out the welcome mat for more senior flight attendants as old as 40. Are other Asian airlines like to follow this "air auntie" trend, and what's behind it?
Declining revenues, widening losses remove polish from Hiducation IPO
China’s fourth largest online vocational educator is looking for a high-tech boost from AI to jumpstart its business, as it searches for elusive profits Key Takeaways: Hiducation has filed to…
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