Silicon Dragon Shanghai 2016: Rising Female Stars
Charlotte Xu Han, 500 Startups; Lucy Wen and Daisy Guo, Tezign at Silicon Dragon Shanghai 2016, Sept. 22.
Author: Rebecca Fannin
Women In VC: Why They Get Ahead Faster In China + Video
Women in venture capital are getting ahead faster in China than in the U.S. Why? How? Check out this video with 3 top lady VCs: Jenny Lee, Melissa Guzy and Anna Fang.
Silicon Dragon Shanghai 2016
Panelists discuss China venture scene: James Mi, Lightspeed China; Joe Chang, Eight Roads Ventures: Joseph Chan, Sidley Austin; Jonathan Qiu, Sky9 Capital and Richard Wang, DraperDragon with Rebecca Fannin, Silicon Dragon
VR And AI Startups Disrupt China Tech, Amazon-FlipKart Battle Not Over Yet
Making news this week: Kai-Fu Lee’s new $674 million for US-China startups, Tencent’s music streaming deal, disruptions by VR led by China, and Amazon-FlipKart market share battle not over yet.
Facebook Founder Turns To India For 1st Investment In Asia
Weekly Digest: Zuckerberg’s foundation Invests In Indian education startup, Kickstarter Launches in Hong Kong and Singapore, CDH backs Chinese co-working space Fountown.
The Impact Of Brexit On Startups Globally, An Asian Rebound?
Silicon Dragon Digest: The impact of Brexit on startups in Europe and globally was the subject of heated debate among in-the-know panelists at Silicon Beach. Plus, deals in China & India keep coming.
Apple’s Overtures to China, Tencent Leads Mega-Funding for Indian App Hike
Silicon Dragon weekly digest: Apple’s R&D center in China, Tencent and Foxconn invest mega amount in India’s social messaging app Hike.
China-Silicon Valley Links & Divides, Tencent Funds Live Streaming Play, Sequoia India Backs Fintech Startup, Alibaba Gets Into VR With HTC
Silicon Dragon Weekly Digest: Alibaba jumps into VR with HTC to help new technology to scale up more widely, Tencent does a $226 million deal in Douyu TV live streaming, Sequoia India backs peer-to-peer lending service in Singapore.
Captain Hoff of Founders Space See China As Tempting As All-You-Can-Eat Buffet
“There are so many opportunities right now in China, I feel like I’m in an all-you-can-eat buffet where I am just tempted to grab way too many dishes!” says Steve Hoffman, captain of Founders Space, which has just opened in Shanghai.
Tencent’s Hollywood Deal With STX Extends Impact Past Buys Into U.S. Tech Startups
Tencent’s forays into Hollywood could be just the start. How about Superman on WeChat?
Why China Takes Cocky US Tech Companies To School
Viewpoint: The reality is, despite its great allure, U.S. companies are more likely to lose their shirts than make their fortune in China.
China Tech Innovation Goes Mainstream (Finally)
US tech brands like Twitter and Facebook are looking to China’s innovators for ideas. That’s a first!
