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Which Israeli company is partnering with Tencent and who owns a startup’s funds, the company, or its investors?
15.11.20|CTechCTech Daily Roundup: Meet the Swiss banker handling the exit bonanzas of Israel’s tech elite
Israel’s WSC Sports enters partnership with China-based Tencent to develop AI sports content
15.11.20|James SpiroThe deal, which is understood to span multiple years, will provide Tencent with automated and personalized sports content for their digital platforms
Five Reasons Why Chinese Apps Outplay the West
05.07.19|Ofir DorEverything in one place, an addictive interface, an insane database, and quick logistics. Even Mark Zuckerberg has already recognized that China is an app empire. Just don’t expect privacy or freedom of speech
Tencent to Launch WeChat Payment Service in Israel
04.11.18|Orr HirschaugeAliPay, WeChat Pay's main competitor in China, began offering its services to Chinese tourists visiting Israel in January
Following Ofo, Mobike to Offer Shared Bikes in Israel
12.01.18|Tomer HadarBeijing-based Mobike is set to launch its stationless, app-controlled bike-sharing service in Israel in the first quarter of 2018
Tencent, Singulato, Cancel Visits to Israel Following Jerusalem Travel Warning
10.12.17|Amarelle Wenkert and Orr Hirschauge Business delegations from China and Japan have canceled planned visits due to safety concerns following President Trump’s announcement recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
Alibaba Rival Boasts Robust Singles Day Sales
12.11.17|Amarelle WenkertIn attempt to battle Alibaba's dominance this year, JD.com expanded an existing partnership with Tencent, the developer of popular messaging platform WeChat
JD.com, WeChat, to Share Users' Data in Attempt to Wrestle Singles Day Out of Alibaba's Hands
10.11.17|Ofir DorThe world's biggest online shopping event will start at midnight Friday, as two China-based giants partner in attempt to steal Alibaba's mojo
Tencent Leads $11 Million Investment in Smart Farming Startup
01.10.17|Hagar RavetPhytech developed in-ground sensors that monitor irrigation levels, providing farmers with recommendations via a mobile app
Home Turf Key in China Co-Working Land Grab
26.09.17|Ofir Dor, Beijing Market leader WeWork has more money, but Chinese competitor UrWork can leverage a better understanding of the local customer, the company’s head of strategy said
Tencent, Lightspeed Ventures Partners Back Disease Detection Startup
27.08.17|Hagar RavetBiotechnology company Karius raised $50 in Series A funding round. The company's test is capable of indentifying over 1250 pathogens within one day
Chinese Bike-Sharing Company Ofo Poised to Enter Israeli Market
12.07.17|Ofir Dor, BeijingThe company announced major global expansion plans last week. Ofo sees in Israel a strategic market despite its small market size

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