
How Monopoly Puts Chinese Millennials into Struggle
With the development of the Internet, Chinese youngsters can now enjoy convenient life services simply by installing several applications on their smartphones, ...
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With the development of the Internet, Chinese youngsters can now enjoy convenient life services simply by installing several applications on their smartphones, ...
Chinese apartment rental platform Ziroom announced on Nov. 30 to acquire and merge with Bestbond, an operator for boutique long-term apartment rentals, amid th...
Recently, the weather in Beijing has gradually cooled, but I still get sweaty after getting pushed and shoved back and forth while commuting on the subway. Afte...
Property managers on Ziroom often lack the patience and ability to effectively communicate with tenants and the company seems only to be interested in passing the buck when facing complaints.
As the coronavirus spreads around the world creating a new wave of panic and uncertainty, the VC landscape starts to look desolated again.
Episode 62 of Tech Buzz China is on co-living and co-working, two of the formerly hottest — and now possibly coldest — sectors in China tech.
Ziroom, a home rental platform based in Beijing, is reportedly conducting layoffs of around 20% of staff at its headquarters.
Chinese apartment rental platform Ziroom was involved in a series of controversies amid China’s developing COVID-19 crisis. Recently, several media reports have accused the company of taking advantage of vulnerable groups and evicting tenants from Hubei.