Renren, which was once heralded as the ‘Facebook of China’ and later became China’s answer to MySpace after falling out of fashion among its core young users, is selling its social n
ICOs were one of the breakthroughs in the tech industry in 2017. Initially it was just those in the blockchain space who were aware, but as the year went on a number of existing business grew attracte
The rapid growth of streaming is taking the globe by storm, but no country seems to have the market potential for OTT video streaming quite like China. While the United States OTT market is beginning
As consumers, we can probably agree that bank profits are, well, gross. In the second quarter of this year alone, U.S. lenders wrung a record $43 billion from their customers. It’s the kind of sta
Trucker Path is a mobile app that helps truckers find truck stops, parking spots, rest areas, scales, DOT weigh stations, truck washes and more. At first, this may sound pretty banal, but the company
Israel is racking up a growing list of startups that have either exited to big buyers or gone public, and this trend is driving yet more investment into the country. In the latest development, T
Online video site <a target="_blank" href="http://www.viki.com/">Viki</a> has made a big business out of aggregating content from around the world, covering 150+ languages in all, and making it access
Chinese social network <a href="http://www.renren.com/">Renren</a> has purchased China-based video and photo sharing site <a href="http://www.crunchbase.com/company/56-com">56.com.</a>The deal size is
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On the Chinese Internet, “harmony” is a euphemism for censorship. Mafia games were <a