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Bike-sharing certainly does not only apply to China. Many Indian companies are now exploring this new business model, with some key similarities and differences...
Not long after Chinese bike-sharing start-up Ofo withered away, its longtime rival Mobike has begun to withdraw from overseas markets.
Chinese bike-sharing app Mobike ceased operations Monday night following a full integration into its parent company, Meituan Dianping.
2017 is coming to an end and it's time to sum it up. Every year, countless products emerge, occur, change and die. Along with the growth of the Internet, we rev...
On September 20, Mobike made its way to Washington, D.C., officially landing on the North American market. It also marks that Mobike featured Chinese creativity...
After Wukong Bikes’ bankruptcy just 8 days ago – June 8th 2017 – yet another bike-sharing company has gone bust. On June 21st, 3Vbike announced that it is goin...
Chinese food delivery platform Meituan reported better-than-expected fourth quarter and full year revenues but warned that continued investment in its community group buying business would likely lead to losses in future quarters.
According to insider information received by 36Kr, one of the cofounders of ofo, Zhang Siding, has established a new venture.
Dai Wei, the CEO of bike-sharing platform ofo, turned down a potential takeover by Didi Chuxing and called on employees to "fight until the end," according to S...
Beijing will bring bike-sharing enterprises into the national credit supervision system in order to better regulate the industry, protect user rights, promote bike scheduling and data security.
Here is this week's roundup of China tech stories.
China's shared bike startup ofo has entered Los Angeles and is offering bicycles for rent in Griffith Park. In celebration of the annual autumn festival, ofo ar...