China BizTech This Week

Announcing the ChinaBang Awards

Announcing ChinaBang Awards 2011, the Most Respectable Chinese Startup-Focus Annual Awards


Shanghai is Catching up with Beijings Startup Ecosystem

YesOrNo, Toy Story,Chatbox and Medhome, Four Winning Teams from StartupWeekend Shanghai

Startup Cafe, CoWorking Space, Incubators and GirlsinTech, Shanghai Is Getting More Interesting for Startups

Fundings And Profits

Healthcare Products Retailer Lenian.cn Raises $31M in Series A

What the? Talkbox Clone, Shenliao Raises Record US$30 million!

Alibaba Q3 Net Income Rises 12%

Expedia Buys Renrens Stake in eLong for $72.4M

New Releases

Reqvu, A Mobile App to Put You in the Moment

< p>Is Yun.io Chinas Dropbox? Cloud Storage is Booming!

WoLaiYe, Holiday Tip Aggregator Wins iWeekend

Industry Watch

Bigger Net Loss Means Better Chance of IPO Success? Key Lesson Learnt from Groupons IPO

App Economy Hidden Story Behind the Rosy App World

China Overtakes America to Become Largest Smartphone Market

360buy Charges Shipping Fee on Orders under $6

Meituan Snags up Former Alibaba VP as COO

Baidus Qiyi Launches New Brand Name iQiyi

Baidu Reorganizes to Set up Mobile Cloud Computing Business

24Quan Aaron Du: Were Restructuring to Be the First Profit-Making Group Buying Service in China

Korea Mobile Gaming And More

Korean Mobile Gaming, Igniting the Engine of Growth

David Lee, a TechCrunch Disrupt finalist, tells about Shakr

Deadpool

Online Shopping Site YoBrand Discontinued Service

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