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TikTok may soon launch its own music app
Spotify and Apple music may soon have a strong competitor. And that competitor is none other than TikTok. According to reports, TikTok’s parent company ByteDance had…
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Sony is all set to enter electric vehicle market
Japanese consumer electronic giant Sony has announced that it will be soon entering the rapidly growing electric vehicle market. For entering the electric vehicle, the Japanese company has already founded a new entity…
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Pentagon dumps Microsoft’s cloud contract worth $10 Bn
Pentagon has announced it is cancelling $10 Bn cloud computing contract awarded to Microsoft in 2019. Pentagon now plans to divide the contract between Microsoft and Amazon. The contract has been wrangled in…
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Facebook Challenges Zoom with Messenger Rooms
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In the wake of exponential demand for video conferencing apps during the ongoing pandemic lockdown, Facebook on Friday launched a video conferencing tool and also expanded its live streaming features. With this, Facebook has now become the most high profile challenger to Zoom…
In yet another strong indicator that Binance is looking at China with renewed interest, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has announced the launch of a blockchain research institute in Lingang, Shanghai. The institute has been named as “Blockchain Technology and Industry Research Institute.”
The institute will aim to work towards creating a think tank and talent hub…
Shadowfax, India’s leading logistics player, is set to mark its footprints into the China market. The company is primarily looking to provide services to e-com players shipping their products to India as well as Chinese logistics players looking for an Indian partner. The company aims at setting up its China office by the end of…
Alibaba set to buy Chinese Online food Delivery Startup Ele.me
Putting an end to rumors, Chinese conglomerate Alibaba on Sunday finally announced that it will buy Ele.me’s remaining shares. The deal will pave way for Alibaba and its subsidiary firm Ant Financials to have a complete control over the online food delivery startup. Both already own…
Alibaba in talks to buy out Chinese Food Startup Ele.Me
Chinese conglomerate Alibaba is on the cusp of making one of the biggest deals in Chinese startup space in recent times. Alibaba, which is owned by Chinese billionaire Jack Ma, is said to be in talks to take complete control over the food delivery startup Ele.me.…
Google opens brand new office in Shenzhen city.
The global search giant Google seems to be stung by a strong Chinese fever as it continues with expansion drive across the mainland China. Almost a month after announcing that it would soon open its first dedicated Artificial Intelligence (AI) lab in the Asian country, Google has now…
Didi Chuxing buys controlling stake in Brazilian ride hailing firm ‘99.’
Chinese ride hailing giant Didi Chuxing has picked up a controlling stake in Brazilian ride hailing firm 99, according to news agency Reuters. A report in Techcrunch, later, claimed that Didi has officially confirmed the deal. The development signals Didi Chuxing’s global ambition as it…
