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Alibaba Is LinkedIn’s Top Chinese Company For Work In 2019
Alibaba is China’s best company to work for this year, a LinkedIn study revealed, while Baidu and other tech firms follow behind. 
Alibaba is China’s best company to work for this year, a LinkedIn study revealed, while Baidu and other tech firms follow behind. -
WeChat’s Mini-Program Scheme Could Help Promote E-Commerce Startups
WeChat has a new mini-program feature for online retailers but some experts say the initiative can’t beat Alibaba’s long-standing offers for e-commerce startups. 
WeChat has a new mini-program feature for online retailers but some experts say the initiative can’t beat Alibaba’s long-standing offers for e-commerce startups. -
Huawei Makes Historical Record On WIPO Patent Applications
The latest data from WIPO revealed that Huawei made the most number of patent filings made by one company in a year. 
The latest data from WIPO revealed that Huawei made the most number of patent filings made by one company in a year. -
Tencent Is Gradually Transitioning To Investing From Gaming Focus
Tencent is no longer focusing mainly on gaming. The company is also growing its investments on a global note. 
Tencent is no longer focusing mainly on gaming. The company is also growing its investments on a global note. -
Tencent Moves To Alleviate Parent Worries On Child Gaming Addiction
Tencent is moving forward with its plans to abide by the Chinese government's gaming rules and standards. The tech giant has started testing a new control setting that bans players aged 13 years and below from playing its games without parental consent. 
Tencent is moving forward with its plans to abide by the Chinese government's gaming rules and standards. The tech giant has started testing a new control setting that bans players aged 13 years and below from playing its games without parental consent. -
Canada Green Lights Extradition Hearing Of Huawei Exec
Canada's Department of Justice has green lighted extradition hearing procedures against Huawei and its CFO, Meng Wanzhou. China's diplomats and political experts expressed disappointment over the decision. 
Canada's Department of Justice has green lighted extradition hearing procedures against Huawei and its CFO, Meng Wanzhou. China's diplomats and political experts expressed disappointment over the decision. -
Alibaba Created Over 40 Million Jobs And Training Programs Last Year
China's leading online retail platform Alibaba created over 40 million jobs last year, a new report revealed. The company is also planning to provide free online courses for female coders as part of its Tech for Change initiative. 
China's leading online retail platform Alibaba created over 40 million jobs last year, a new report revealed. The company is also planning to provide free online courses for female coders as part of its Tech for Change initiative. -
iQiyi Performance, AI Investments Helped Baidu Beat Revenue Expectations In Q4 2018
Baidu reported solid revenue figures last year and experts have attributed the developments to iQiyi's strong performance and the tech giant's focus on investing in artificial intelligence projects. 
Baidu reported solid revenue figures last year and experts have attributed the developments to iQiyi's strong performance and the tech giant's focus on investing in artificial intelligence projects. -
Beijing’s Panda Selected Bags Total $80 Million In Funding
Panda Selected has announced that it was able to raise an additional $50 million in funds for its expansion projects. The funding was led by Tiger Global Management and supported by DCM and GenBridge Capital. 
Panda Selected has announced that it was able to raise an additional $50 million in funds for its expansion projects. The funding was led by Tiger Global Management and supported by DCM and GenBridge Capital. -
Consumer Demand Could Drive Alibaba Stock Up, Expert Says
Amid investor fears about the potential impact of the slowing economy to Alibaba and other Chinese companies, an expert noted that the retail giant can still gain momentum through consumer demand and international investments. 
Amid investor fears about the potential impact of the slowing economy to Alibaba and other Chinese companies, an expert noted that the retail giant can still gain momentum through consumer demand and international investments.
