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Yingzhi Yang
Reporter, Technology
Yingzhi Yang is a Beijing-based technology reporter focusing on the rise and fall of tech firms in China and impact they exert in domestic and international society.
A survivor of the bike-sharing wars in China, Shanghai-based Hellobike continues to raise capital for its business transformation
DJI said discussions at a US Senate hearing ‘included inaccurate information and speculation about drone use and technology’.
As the company’s managing director and head of strategic investments, Wong has focused on deals within the AI ecosystem and finding long-term strategic partners.
Short-video sharing platform TikTok – where users can watch as well as create short videos with music, stickers and animation as special effects – has become a global hit.
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Former Facebook executive Blake Chandlee has been named the head of strategic partnerships at TikTok.
Google and Microsoft, whose Android and Windows software Huawei largely relies upon in its laptops and tablets, have both suspended access for new Huawei devices.
Beijing-based ByteDance has recently made forays into various business sectors as it expands its reach.
Her work as a venture capitalist in China has veered from analysing companies and deals to being a psychiatrist or even a marriage counsellor when needed.
Food delivery services giant posted better-than-expected 70.1 per cent growth in first-quarter revenue to 19.2 billion yuan.
A US warning on the security risks of Chinese-made drones has raised the spectre of DJI being placed under a trade ban.
Beijing-based Xiaomi, the world’s fourth largest smartphone supplier, shipped 27.9 million handsets in the first quarter.
Report lists 202 Chinese unicorns as of first quarter, with Sequoia China investing in more than 50.
Meituan Delivery can be accessed on the Meituan super app where users can order takeout, book hotels and buy film tickets among other services
Beijing-based augmented reality firm Xloong has developed smart glasses and helmets used by the Chinese police and military.
The rapid overseas expansion of TikTok has been marred by regulatory problems in India, the United States and Indonesia.
Xiaomi is boosting its tech credentials as it seeks to tap the coming era of artificial intelligence and connected devices known as the Internet of Things
US e-commerce giant will end services to third-party merchants on its domestic Chinese market place from middle of July.
The rapid growth was mainly driven by India where 88.6 million new users downloaded the app during the period
With internet growth slowing, venture capital funding harder to find, and lay-offs happening, will Chinese tech workers follow Silicon Valley with a shorter work week?
Move to launch music streaming app comes after major labels ask for higher royalty payments for music used on TikTok video platform
Mutual aid platform wants to provide basic health plans for 300 million people in the coming two years
Lei Jun’s compensation package last year, almost as much as Xiaomi’s net profit, was considered a one-time bonus for his ‘devotion’ to the company before its IPO.
Resentment against long working hours in China’s tech industry is growing among software developers that use the Github open development platform
Experienced VC investors see change coming but still think Chinese tech companies need to do more in the realm of fundamental research.
The Beijing-based tech firm says it was one of the few companies in the smartphone industry to maintain high growth last year.
China’s internet giants are competing more aggressively, as they seek to offer all-in-one apps to keep users within their ecosystems as much as possible.
TikTok’s rise to international stardom has not been an overnight success story and Bytedance has had to go through a trial and error process to crack overseas markets.
Chinese key opinion leaders more easily generate direct sales from fans because the line between entertainment and commerce is more blurred in China.
The Beijing Market Supervision Administration has initiated more than 2,100 cases against illegal food merchants listed with popular on-demand delivery platforms.
A younger demographic is driving growth in the online second-hand car market in China and they are using new technology to do it
