China Biz Roundup Podcast: Didi Warns of Loss; Luckin Coffee Files for U.S. IPO; Thousands of Video Games in Waiting
Apr.23.2019
Didi warns of loss; Luckin Coffee files for U.S. listing; thousands of video games forced to re-apply for approval; and more
- Didi warns of loss as costs outpace commission revenue.
- Starbucks China rival Luckin Coffee files for U.S. listing.
- Thousands of video games forced to re-apply for approval.
- MUCH more.
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