Chinaccelerator Daily Digest 11/22

Overseas:

1. Tokopedia reportedly raises fresh US$1 billion funding

2. LinkedIn cuts off email address exports with new privacy setting

3. Apple puts its next generation of AI into sharper focus as it picks up Silk Labs

4. Google Assistant iOS update lets you say ’Hey Siri, OK Google’

5. CV Compiler is a robot that fixes your resume to make you more competitive

6. Berlin-based Wind Mobility raises $22M for its e-scooter rental service

7. Facial Recognition is Reducing Headaches at U.S. Airports

8. Amazon Pay Tries to Gain Relevance

9. Smart storage robot company Geek+ completes $150 million in Series B financing, which will expand the US market

10. Snap will reportedly release AR-enabled Spectacles with dual cameras

11. Samsung official announcement: 2019 will launch new OLED TV products

China:

1. Walmart in China is now testing same-day grocery delivery from Dada via WeChat

2. Alibaba suffers ‘down round’ investment as Babytree prices HK IPO at low end, Companies & Markets

3. Looks Like Tencent Music’s IPO Is Moving to 2019

4. QuestMobile: E-commerce double 11 Taobao sinking stars, 80% of users choose to pick up on a single platform

5. Amazon China “Real Black Five” has been opened to cover more than 100,000 overseas authentic products

6. “Daguan Data(达观数据)” completed 160 million yuan B round of financing, broadband capital led

7. Bilibili and NetEase Manhua(网易漫画) transaction were settled and have entered the employee placement stage.

Cross-border:

1. The global mobile phone market continued to decline in the third quarter, glory mobile phone nine countries growth rate first

2. A “beyond imaginable” 44% of Xiaomi’s revenue so far this year came from outside China

Blockchain:

Quadrant Protocol launches blockchain-based data authentication technology to improve data accuracy

Mobile:

1. Netflix gets easier playback controls for its mobile app

2. Apple iPhone Supplier Foxconn Planning Deep Cost Cuts

Emerging Market:

Another unicorn in the making! SoftBank to invest $450 million in Delhivery (Delivery company in India)

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