JD.com slows its bleeding, but investors want growth
The e-commerce giant has reduced the pain from its entry to food delivery, but weak retail sales and crowded new battlefields show its next growth engine remains elusive Key Takeaways:…
Trip.com gets slapped with fines but is spared a major overhaul
Regulators have ordered China’s top online travel platform to pay more than $780 million after an anti-monopoly probe, but the firm’s wider business is left intact Key Takeaways: Trip.com is…
ByteDance’s $600 billion question: What are investors really buying?
The company’s latest valuation suggests it is being priced like a sprawling platform built on Douyin’s domestic cash flow, TikTok’s global reach and an aggressive AI push Key Takeaways ByteDance’s…
JD Health’s AI push sets up a battle of the digital doctors
The Chinese healthcare platform enjoys a thriving online pharmacy business and is investing heavily in AI tools, but powerful rivals are entering the same arena Key Takeaways: Competitors such as…
15th Five-Year Plan: How will China’s low-altitude economy take flight?
From drone logistics to flying cars, the low-altitude economy is seen as a key industry in China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, though the path to commercialization remains uncertain By Lee…
BRIEF: JD.com takes 15% of China’s takeout dining market a year after entering
JD.com Inc. (JD.US; 9618.HK) received over 240 million orders in the first year after launching its takeout dining service, giving it more than 15% of the market, Caijing Tuya reported…
Survival and protectionism: Dingdong surrenders to Meituan as India blocks a Chinese buyout
Dingdong to sell its China business to Meituan for $717 million. And India kills a Chinese private firm's acquisition.
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