Xiaomi: A once high-flying startup needs to get back to basics
Xiaomi: A once high flying startup needs to get back to basics
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read moreTaxi-booking app Uber has agreed to sell its business in China to rival Didi Chuxing. "Funding their China dreams was becoming too expensive for Uber," Duncan Clark said.
read moreUber's surrender to Chinese rival Didi may be a savvy business move
read moreAuthor Interview: The House that Jack Ma Built
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read moreDuncan Clark discusses his book 'Alibaba: The House that Jack Ma Built' at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong Kong. 7 June 2016
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read moreDuncan Clark’s engaging biography of an English teacher who went on to create an e-commerce empire
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read moreAlibaba: The House That Jack Ma Built" Author Duncan Clark discusses his book and what it was like meeting Alibaba founder Jack Ma. Clark speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
read moreThe success of Alibaba in China and beyond is like the "American Dream", said Duncan Clark, a former advisor to Alibaba in its early years and the author of the book.
read moreI encourage you to read very carefully what Duncan Clark is saying about the strengths and weaknesses of the Chinese innovation model.
read moreIn “Alibaba: The House that Jack Ma Built", author Duncan Clark explores how the early friendship helped prepare Mr. Ma to found China’s largest e-commerce company Alibaba Group Holding Co.
read moreDuncan Clark is known in Beijing as a savvy commentator on China’s rapidly morphing tech world. A British citizen who first came to China in 1994, he learned the language and stayed for two decades.
read moreIt's fascinating how Jack Ma conquered China’s internet.
read more“Breezy”, “Engaging biography"
read more"The book is a must-read for anyone hoping to navigate China’s new economy” “what could be the definitive history not just of Alibaba but other titans of the Chinese internet..."
read moreDuncan Clark, author, talks about e-commerce platform Alibaba and the Chinese growth story, and contrasts the company with Amazon.
read moreCould be the definitive history of not just Alibaba, but of other titans of the Chinese internet such as Tencent, Sohu, Sina and Baidu — all household names in China but little known in the West
read moreThe Chinese company Alibaba is often labeled the “Amazon of China," but the conglomerate embodies so much more. Its tentacles extend to finance, data storage and even film production.
read moreAlibaba Group Holding Ltd has agreed to buy a controlling stake in Southeast Asian online retailer Lazada Group for about $1 billion, its biggest deal overseas, as the Chinese ecommerce giant seeks...
read moreDuring the years my wife Deb and I lived in China, we became friends with Duncan Clark, an investment banker, consultant, and writer based in Beijing.
read moreDuncan Clark, BDA China founder, talks about his new book which tells the story of how Jack Ma built Alibaba and in the process became one of China's richest men.
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read moreThe social network is banned in the world's most populous nation, but that hasn't stopped founder Mark Zuckerberg from trying to find a way in.
read moreChinese ecommerce group Alibaba beat expectations, reporting that revenues had increased 32 per cent for the last quarter despite the slowdown hitting the country’s economy.
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