China’s Internet Giants Go Global
This report prepared for Money2020 Asia, dives into Tencent and Alibaba and what comes next as China’s internet giants expand globally.
This report prepared for Money2020 Asia, dives into Tencent and Alibaba and what comes next as China’s internet giants expand globally.
India's One97 Communications has a wide range of ambitions in the rapidly developing country. We examined its strategy to dominate digital money and the broader financial services space, as well as the many competitors that are also vying for a share of the pie.
India, Australia, and Singapore are becoming key battlegrounds for Amazon and Alibaba.
After hitting a peak in 2015, the number of Chinese investor-backed deals to private US-based tech companies fell for the second-straight year.
China's alternative lending space has recently been plagued with uncertainty, corruption, and overcrowding. This has investors and startups looking to other areas in Asia, especially those with large unbanked populations.
The proliferation of mobile, a burgeoning middle class, and pro-fitness government policies are enabling the rise of fitness tech in China and India.
Blockchain companies are increasingly looking beyond Silicon Valley to raise funds outside of traditional tech hubs.
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As the world moves to automation and cloud management of IT tasks, the top IT firms that have helped define India's current tech ecosystem are at risk of losing their edge. Here's how they're investing in and acquiring startups to keep up.
Building off the popularity of mobile payments in China, startups like BingoBox and the F5 Future Store combine robotics and mobile apps to open human-free convenience stores.