Ann Cao is a journalist who writes for various publications, including the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Newswav, The Korea Times, and has also been featured in the Cigalah Group. She covers a wide range of topics, with a particular focus on the semiconductor industry, video gaming, and technology in China. Her articles provide insights into the latest developments and trends in these fields.
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Ann Cao's coverage predominantly focuses on the gaming and consumer electronics industries, with a specific interest in Chinese tech companies. She frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Ann Cao
Alibaba has made dramatic changes to its corporate restructuring plan as founders Jack Ma and Joe Tsai return to the driver’s seat The e-commerce giant is betting on improved shopping experiences, artificial intelligence and a strengthened overseas push to regain momentum
By: Ann Cao
Short video app operator Kuaishou Technology's headquarters in Beijing. Photo: Getty Images Kuaishou in March disbanded a video gaming project in Beijing, laying off around 30 people
By: Ann Cao
Around 30 people were laid off after Kuaishou Technology disbanded its video gaming studio in Beijing.
By: Ann Cao
Launched in partnership with a local tech group, ShoppyHub.mn aims to offer products from Chinese manufacturers on Alibaba’s wholesale marketplace 1688.
By: Ann Cao
A view of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia's capital. Photo: Shutterstock ShoppyHub.mn, launched in partnership with Mongolian tech group Intelmind, will offer products from 1688.com's merchant network
By: Ann Cao
Lingxi Games has discontinued its Ant Engine project, as parent Alibaba pares down investment in its non-core businesses
By: Ann Cao
Lingxi Games has discontinued its Ant Engine project, as parent Alibaba pares down investment in its non-core businesses.
By: Ann Cao
The sprawling campus, Alibaba’s third in Hangzhou’s Xixi area, is a sign of the e-commerce giant’s commitment to its home city.
By: Ann Cao
Alibaba net income rose 10 per cent to US$11 billion in the 2023 financial year, the first annual results since co-founder Joe Tsai took over as chairman
By: Ann Cao
Confidence among Chinese consumers was showing “early signs of growth”, according to Alibaba Group Holding co-founder and chairman Joe Tsai, as the e-commerce giant expects its core businesses to be back on the growth path in the current financial year.
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