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The rise of collaboration apps in China, and how marketers can harness their potential Download Share Workplace transformation remains one of the pandemic’s biggest stories. As companies shifted to remote work in 2020, adoption of collaboration tools in China skyrocketed—and Tencent’s app for enterprises, WeCom, was no exception. The app’s interoperability with WeChat and arsenal of business features will make it a valuable asset for marketers even after offices reopen. In April 2016, WeCom launched as WeChat Work in China, to only moderate success. The pandemic has turbocharged its u...

China: WeiyangX Fintech Review E-signature Service Provider On March 11 th, Chinese leading e-signature service provider Fadada declared the completion of a 900-million-yuan D round of financing. The investment was led by Tencent, followed by ZWC Partners and Centurium Capital. The outbreak of COVID-19 has significantly raised market cognition and utilization of electronic signatures. In early 2020, subscription for Fadada was 8 times compared with the volume at the same period in 2019. In response to the market demand, Fadada had offered tailored e-signature service for WeChat Work, onlin...

Growth Momentum in Recovery as We Review 2020 In the first half of 2020, the COVID-19 swept through the world against our expectations. In the second half of 2020, the market recovered faster and better than we thought. In the gloomy year of 2020, we do see the dawn of light and strength. The resilient Chinese jewelry market is a booster for the global market The pandemic deals a blow to all aspects of the overall economy. In the past five years, total retail sales of consumer goods declined for the first time in 2020, down by 3.9% year-on-year to 39 trillion yuan. The jewelry industry ...

China's health QR code has facilitated the free movement of 900 million people during the COVID-19 pandemic, the China Internet Network Information Center said in a report published on Wednesday.

WeChat by Tencent is China rsquo;s answer to Facebook rsquo;s Whatsapp, but it is much more than a normal chat platform that users are familiar with.