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Internet giants are teaming up with newcomers to attract traffic and loyal users. Content producers such as Zhihu find themselves in favour once more.

The vaguer terms of China's new foreign investment law has made it less likely that VIE-structured companies will be regulated by the government - a relief to Alibaba and Tencent.

Baidu has lost its way. It has been losing senior management and it isn't the first port of call for startups any more.

MoMo’s chairman explains why Vietnam’s first national champion could be a fintech player as countries wake up to the implications of letting foreign companies take strategic stakes in their leading e-payment providers.

Despite the cut in state subsidies, electric car manufacturers have sped up their production to maintain customers' interest and to compete with outsiders.

The ability of Chinese K-12 online education sites to turn a profit means that they grew more than 11% last year. It is much harder for online education firms that target adults to do the same.

Yunding Technology completed its second fundraising this year with Baidu among the investors as the battle for the Internet-of-Things (IoT) continues to heat up.

Venture capitalists and private equity funds are investing in Aibee, a young startup founded by Baidu’s former head of deep learning.

Baidu intends to push advertisements in 700,000 elevators in China now. And the audience cannot switch them off.