China

Earlier this month, Meituan was among 34 tech firms that were urged to correct anti-competition practices.

The firm aims to benefit from China’s USD 30.4 billion smart agriculture market.

The malpractices were a result of online education firms trying to outperform rivals in a competitive sector.

The startup integrates various blockchains into a single interoperable network, while also lowering costs for developers.

Pop Mart was becoming a victim of its own success.

The institute aims to achieve breakthroughs in technologies that enable China to be self-reliant in microchips.

Employment is increasingly shifting from traditional industries like manufacturing to the online services sector.

Here’s how one startup is thriving in the cutthroat arena of online groceries.