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SVB Collapse: From Mumbai To Shanghai, Tech Chiefs Race to Contain Fallout
Asia's tech leaders, half a world away from the chaos that's engulfed Silicon Valley, are scrambling to assess the potential ramifications for an industry that's always relied heavily on US capital and connections to supercharge growth.
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How 30-Year-Old Celeb CEO's Rule Of Fear Led To A Hot Start-Up's Meltdown
At first glance, the implosion of vaunted fashion startup Zilingo Pte looked jarringly sudden. The Singapore tech darling suspended its 30-year-old chief executive officer Ankiti Bose over complaints about alleged financial irregularities in March.
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Sacked Indian-Origin CEO Responds To Questions of Mystery Payments
Ankiti Bose, who was fired last week as chief executive officer of the Singapore startup Zilingo Pte, says she'll keep fighting to clear her name.
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Singapore's Zilingo Suspends CEO Ankiti Bose Amid Investigation: Report
Zilingo Pte, one of Singapore's highest-profile startups, has suspended Chief Executive Officer Ankiti Bose after an effort to raise new funding led to questions about the company's accounting, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Super Rich Choosing This Country As World's Safest Haven
When Singaporean car dealer Keith Oh first read the Facebook message, he wasn't sure it was real. A Chinese client ordered a S$1.1 million ($830,000) Bentley-sight unseen-over the social network.
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Student, 21, Alleges Chinese Billionaire Lured Her To Dinner, Raped Her
It was a Thursday evening in late August and a crowd had gathered at the Origami sushi restaurant in Minneapolis. One guest, a 21-year-old female Chinese undergraduate at the University of Minnesota, was initially expecting a dinner in honor of volunteers like herself.
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Maps for Self-Driving Cars Become Big Business in China
China's autonomous vehicle market could be worth $500 billion by 2030, and the most detailed maps could be worth billions of dollars.
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More Than 7 Years After Exiting China, Google's Big Steps to Return
Rather than another splashy product launch, Google's latest China strategy is a grassroots effort focused on getting developers in the country trained and hooked on its AI building blocks.
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Ex-Google Engineer Builds $1.5 Billion Startup In 21 Months
Colin Huang belongs to a rarefied cohort of Chinese entrepreneurs who launched their careers in Silicon Valley and then returned home to start successful tech companies. Huang, an ex-Google engineer who worked on early search algorithms for e-commerce, is already on his fourth and most ambitious startup.
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China's $100 Billion Chip Supremacy Bid Deemed Unrealistic
China's effort to build a world-leading semiconductor industry is part of a broader effort to wean itself off foreign technology.
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China Orders Mobile App Stores, Providers to Monitor Users
App stores and providers must establish the identity of users, while monitoring and reporting postings that contain banned content.
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Chinese Allow Phone Tracking, Other Data Mining In Exchange For Credit
Talkative people pay back loans. The very talkative default. Too taciturn is no good either. Also, don't take out a loan at 4 a.m.
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iPhone 6 Infringes on Patent, Says Beijing, Orders Halt of Sales in City
iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus infringe on Baili's patent rights due to similarities to the 100C, the Beijing Intellectual Property Office said.
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China's Crowded Smartphone Market Heads for an Epic Shakeout
China's herd of 300 phone makers may be halved in 12 months by competition, a sales plateau and economic growth that's the slowest in a quarter-century.
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SVB Collapse: From Mumbai To Shanghai, Tech Chiefs Race to Contain Fallout
Asia's tech leaders, half a world away from the chaos that's engulfed Silicon Valley, are scrambling to assess the potential ramifications for an industry that's always relied heavily on US capital and connections to supercharge growth.
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How 30-Year-Old Celeb CEO's Rule Of Fear Led To A Hot Start-Up's Meltdown
At first glance, the implosion of vaunted fashion startup Zilingo Pte looked jarringly sudden. The Singapore tech darling suspended its 30-year-old chief executive officer Ankiti Bose over complaints about alleged financial irregularities in March.
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Sacked Indian-Origin CEO Responds To Questions of Mystery Payments
Ankiti Bose, who was fired last week as chief executive officer of the Singapore startup Zilingo Pte, says she'll keep fighting to clear her name.
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Singapore's Zilingo Suspends CEO Ankiti Bose Amid Investigation: Report
Zilingo Pte, one of Singapore's highest-profile startups, has suspended Chief Executive Officer Ankiti Bose after an effort to raise new funding led to questions about the company's accounting, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Super Rich Choosing This Country As World's Safest Haven
When Singaporean car dealer Keith Oh first read the Facebook message, he wasn't sure it was real. A Chinese client ordered a S$1.1 million ($830,000) Bentley-sight unseen-over the social network.
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Student, 21, Alleges Chinese Billionaire Lured Her To Dinner, Raped Her
It was a Thursday evening in late August and a crowd had gathered at the Origami sushi restaurant in Minneapolis. One guest, a 21-year-old female Chinese undergraduate at the University of Minnesota, was initially expecting a dinner in honor of volunteers like herself.
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Maps for Self-Driving Cars Become Big Business in China
China's autonomous vehicle market could be worth $500 billion by 2030, and the most detailed maps could be worth billions of dollars.
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More Than 7 Years After Exiting China, Google's Big Steps to Return
Rather than another splashy product launch, Google's latest China strategy is a grassroots effort focused on getting developers in the country trained and hooked on its AI building blocks.
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Ex-Google Engineer Builds $1.5 Billion Startup In 21 Months
Colin Huang belongs to a rarefied cohort of Chinese entrepreneurs who launched their careers in Silicon Valley and then returned home to start successful tech companies. Huang, an ex-Google engineer who worked on early search algorithms for e-commerce, is already on his fourth and most ambitious startup.
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China's $100 Billion Chip Supremacy Bid Deemed Unrealistic
China's effort to build a world-leading semiconductor industry is part of a broader effort to wean itself off foreign technology.
-
China Orders Mobile App Stores, Providers to Monitor Users
App stores and providers must establish the identity of users, while monitoring and reporting postings that contain banned content.
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Chinese Allow Phone Tracking, Other Data Mining In Exchange For Credit
Talkative people pay back loans. The very talkative default. Too taciturn is no good either. Also, don't take out a loan at 4 a.m.
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iPhone 6 Infringes on Patent, Says Beijing, Orders Halt of Sales in City
iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus infringe on Baili's patent rights due to similarities to the 100C, the Beijing Intellectual Property Office said.
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China's Crowded Smartphone Market Heads for an Epic Shakeout
China's herd of 300 phone makers may be halved in 12 months by competition, a sales plateau and economic growth that's the slowest in a quarter-century.
