Tencent joins China tech trend to set up shop in Singapore
Decision to double down on Southeast Asia makes sense given the growing resistance that Chinese tech companies are facing in the US and India.
Read moreDecision to double down on Southeast Asia makes sense given the growing resistance that Chinese tech companies are facing in the US and India.
Read moreAlibaba also announces co-production deal between Youku and Endemol Shine for two unscripted shows.
Read moreFilm titles covered by the deals include Blade Runner 2049, Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle and Jurassic World 2: Fallen Kingdom.
Read moreStreaming giant has also boarded a Taiwanese drama directed by Nelson Yeh.
Read moreAmazon unveils first India original, Netflix’s Okja shut out of Korean cinemas, plus latest news from Alibaba, YuppTV, Youku and iQiyi.
Read moreAlibaba’s payment affiliate Ant Financial is investing $200m in South Korean messaging service Kakao, as part of the Chinese tech giant’s move to build out online payment systems around the world.
Read moreAlibaba Pictures is investing in two further Paramount Pictures productions and a project from Italian director Giuseppe Tornatore.
Read moreTencent, Huayi Brothers and Alibaba founder Jack Ma’s Yunfeng Capital are setting up a Hong Kong-listed company to develop films for China and overseas.
Read moreAlibaba has offered to take streaming platform Youku Tudou off the New York Stock Exchange by buying out all the shares in the company that it doesn’t already own.
Read moreChinese digital titans Alibaba and Tencent are both investing in smart TV start-up Whaley Technology, founded by Li Ruigang’s China Media Capital (CMC).
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