Podcast appearances and mentions of Daniel Zhang

Storyboard artist Daniel Zhang is leaving Mukpuddy and sat down to chat with us before his big move to Australia. We chat about his youth in China and early influences, transitioning from industry work to teaching animation, pursuing varied hobbies to keep active and social, plus Simon, Josh and Dan compare how they keep their lives in perspective with diaries, calendars and self-addressed letters. View Dan's portfolio at https://www.studioautomaton.com/ Follow Josh @joshuamartian_art on Instagram and @joshuamartian on Twitter Follow Simon (Crane) @sickyfondue on Instagram and Twitter Follow Mukpuddy Animation @Mukpuddy on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok Watch Full Episodes of 'Night Eyes' and 'The Adventures of Tumeke Space' on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Mukpuddy's Youtube channel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Watch Mukpuddy original series on TVNZ+ (New Zealand region only) ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/night-eyes/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ The opinions expressed by the hosts 100% reflect those of Mukpuddy Animation and any disagreements should be taken up with management.   Send your feedback, comments or questions for our upcoming guests to mukpod@mukpuddy.com

Singapore shares inched lower today even as global markets rallied the day before. In early trade, the Straits Times Index dropped 0.2 per cent to 3,213.10 points after 19.2 million securities changed hands in the broader market. In terms of companies to watch for today, we have Olam Group. That's after the group denied allegations made in recent media reports about its Nigerian unit and its subsidiaries being involved in a multibillion-dollar fraud.  Elsewhere, Alibaba Group's focus on AI and user experience and the surprise move by former CEO Daniel Zhang to leave the company over the weekend remain in focus.  Not to mention, Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna receiving the US FDA's authorisation for their updated Covid-19 vaccines. On Market View, Drive Time's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian unpacked these developments with Matthias Chan, Head of Research at SAC Capital.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow takes a look at Qualcomm and Apple extending their semiconductor agreement for three more years and what that tells us about Apple's in-house chips. Plus, Alibaba's former chief Daniel Zhang leaving the company's cloud division just months after agreeing to lead it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De vraag is zes keer groter dan het aanbod. Daarom kan je je niet meer inschrijven voor de beursgang van chipontwerper Arm, meldt de Financial Times. Wat betekent dat als je aandelen Arm wil kopen? En wat doet dat tekort met de prijs?  Terwijl Arm de vraag niet kan bijbenen, tempert het bedrijf van die andere grote beursgang de verwachtingen. Online supermarkt Instacart rekende eerder nog op een waardering van 40 miljard dollar. Maar daar is bijna niks meer van over. Waarom zet het bedrijf z'n beursplannen dan toch door?  Ook Birkenstock is bezig met een beursgang. Het is niet de eerste keer dat dit gerucht de rondte gaat, maar volgens Duitse Handelsblatt gaat het dit keer echt gebeuren. Begin oktober wordt genoemd als datum waarop de notering van Birkenstock op Wall Street een feit moet zijn. De sandalenmaker ziet zichzelf als luxe-merk, maar beleggers ook?  Dan is er heel bizar nieuws over Alibaba. Oud-ceo Daniel Zhang trad drie maanden geleden terug als topman om de cloud-tak van het bedrijf te leiden. Maar nu vertrekt 'ie alweer. In de serie van deze week zoeken we de parels op die verstopt zijn buiten Amerika en Europa. Vinden we de volgende Amazon in de bergen van India? Of ontdekken we de volgende Apple in de wouden van Brazilië? Dit keer een gigantisch IT-bedrijf dat (bijna) niemand kent/ Tot slot krijg je een vooruitblik op de beursdag van morgen.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De vraag is zes keer groter dan het aanbod. Daarom kan je je niet meer inschrijven voor de beursgang van chipontwerper Arm, meldt de Financial Times. Wat betekent dat als je aandelen Arm wil kopen? En wat doet dat tekort met de prijs?  Terwijl Arm de vraag niet kan bijbenen, tempert het bedrijf van die andere grote beursgang de verwachtingen. Online supermarkt Instacart rekende eerder nog op een waardering van 40 miljard dollar. Maar daar is bijna niks meer van over. Waarom zet het bedrijf z'n beursplannen dan toch door?  Ook Birkenstock is bezig met een beursgang. Het is niet de eerste keer dat dit gerucht de rondte gaat, maar volgens Duitse Handelsblatt gaat het dit keer echt gebeuren. Begin oktober wordt genoemd als datum waarop de notering van Birkenstock op Wall Street een feit moet zijn. De sandalenmaker ziet zichzelf als luxe-merk, maar beleggers ook?  Dan is er heel bizar nieuws over Alibaba. Oud-ceo Daniel Zhang trad drie maanden geleden terug als topman om de cloud-tak van het bedrijf te leiden. Maar nu vertrekt 'ie alweer. In de serie van deze week zoeken we de parels op die verstopt zijn buiten Amerika en Europa. Vinden we de volgende Amazon in de bergen van India? Of ontdekken we de volgende Apple in de wouden van Brazilië? Dit keer een gigantisch IT-bedrijf dat (bijna) niemand kent/ Tot slot krijg je een vooruitblik op de beursdag van morgen.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome back to The Impulso Podcast, your source for the latest updates in business and technology. In this episode, we delve into a series of fascinating developments that have been making headlines. From the recent visits of Gates and Blinken in China to Alibaba's leadership reshuffle, Grab's layoffs, and the upcoming J&T Express IPO, we bring you all the key insights and analysis. We begin by highlighting the significant meeting between Bill Gates and President Xi Jinping in China. Gates, on his first visit to the country in four years, engaged in a warm and notable conversation with the Chinese leader. This encounter serves as a sharp contrast to the frosty relations between the two governments, particularly with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to China seeking to stabilize U.S.-China relations after years of tensions and conflicts. Shifting gears, we dive into the recent reshuffle of Alibaba's leadership. Joe Tsai and Eddie Wu, two co-founders, have been appointed as Chairman and CEO of the group, respectively. We explore their backgrounds and their instrumental roles within the company, with Wu's tech expertise and anticipation of increased technological innovations under his leadership. We delve into the motivations behind the restructuring, the vision articulated by outgoing CEO Daniel Zhang, and the significance of Jack Ma's return to the organization. Next, we discuss Grab's recent layoffs, where Southeast Asia's leading ride-hailing and food-delivery app announced the firing of 1,000 employees. We explore the reasons behind this decision, including the need to manage costs amidst rapid industry and technological changes. We highlight Grab's financial performance, its progress toward profitability, and its previous job cuts in response to the pandemic's impact. In another exciting development, we turn our attention to J&T Express, a rapidly growing international delivery company. We uncover its filing of a draft IPO prospectus with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, providing insights into its business operations, financials, competitive standing, and key shareholders. We touch on J&T's impressive delivery numbers, its top customers like Shopee and TikTok Shop, and the notable stakeholders involved. Join us for this captivating episode of The Impulso Podcast, where we explore the intriguing stories of Gates and Blinken in China, Alibaba's leadership reshuffle, Grab's layoffs, and the upcoming J&T Express IPO. Stay informed, stay ahead, and stay connected to the dynamic world of business and technology. Referenced materials: Ecommerce in Southeast Asia 2023 https://momentum.asia/product/ecommerce-in-southeast-asia-2023/ Commentary: Why do so many Western tech firms fail in China? https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/why-western-tech-firms-fail-china-market-linkedin-amazon-wechat-3571801?cid=internal_sharetool_iphone_21062023_cna J&T Express: Highlights of draft IPO prospectus https://momentum.asia/product/jt-express-highlights-of-draft-ipo-prospectus/  

Een stevig winstalarm zet de beurs op z'n kop. Het bewijst dat je met groene praatjes géén gaatjes vult. Ook hoor je hoe grote beursbedrijven miljarden aan subsidies verslinden. Het gaat over de natte wind van Volkswagen. En je krijgt antwoord op een vraag van de luisteraar.   Vragen? Stuur ze naar bnrbeurs@bnr.nl! Onze beursexperts beantwoorden jouw vraag in de speciale vrijdag-editie van BNR Beurs.    Onderwerpen: Siemens Energy komt met een stevig winstalarm. Het bedrijf kampt met aanhoudende problemen bij het dochterbedrijf dat windturbines maakt. De kwaliteit is zwaar ondermaats en de problemen zijn groter dan gedacht. Het slechte nieuws sleurt ook andere windturbine-makers mee. Na maanden onderhandelen, legt Duitsland de rode loper uit! Intel gaat een Europese mega-fabriek bouwen. Al wordt die fabriek wel bijna dubbel zo duur. Daarom gaat er miljarden aan extra subsidie naartoe. Alibaba komt met een grote aankondiging. Want na acht jaar krijgt de Chinese techreus een nieuwe ceo. Stoelendans in de top bij Alibaba, en dat middenin de grootste reorganisatie in z'n geschiedenis.  Na de deal met ASR is Aegon klaar met Nederland. De verzekeraar denkt 'bigger' en gaat vol inzetten op 'America'. Daar denkt CEO Lard Friese een gat in de markt te hebben gevonden. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Een stevig winstalarm zet de beurs op z'n kop. Het bewijst dat je met groene praatjes géén gaatjes vult. Ook hoor je hoe grote beursbedrijven miljarden aan subsidies verslinden. Het gaat over de natte wind van Volkswagen. En je krijgt antwoord op een vraag van de luisteraar.   Vragen? Stuur ze naar bnrbeurs@bnr.nl! Onze beursexperts beantwoorden jouw vraag in de speciale vrijdag-editie van BNR Beurs.    Onderwerpen: Siemens Energy komt met een stevig winstalarm. Het bedrijf kampt met aanhoudende problemen bij het dochterbedrijf dat windturbines maakt. De kwaliteit is zwaar ondermaats en de problemen zijn groter dan gedacht. Het slechte nieuws sleurt ook andere windturbine-makers mee. Na maanden onderhandelen, legt Duitsland de rode loper uit! Intel gaat een Europese mega-fabriek bouwen. Al wordt die fabriek wel bijna dubbel zo duur. Daarom gaat er miljarden aan extra subsidie naartoe. Alibaba komt met een grote aankondiging. Want na acht jaar krijgt de Chinese techreus een nieuwe ceo. Stoelendans in de top bij Alibaba, en dat middenin de grootste reorganisatie in z'n geschiedenis.  Na de deal met ASR is Aegon klaar met Nederland. De verzekeraar denkt 'bigger' en gaat vol inzetten op 'America'. Daar denkt CEO Lard Friese een gat in de markt te hebben gevonden. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alibaba, el gigante tecnológico chino, está en medio de un cambio histórico en su liderazgo, justo cuando la empresa está experimentando la mayor reorganización de su historia. Daniel Zhang, actual presidente y CEO, está siendo reemplazado por Joseph Tsai y Eddie Yongming Wu, ambos cofundadores de la empresa. Tsai asumirá la posición de presidente, mientras que Wu tomará el puesto de CEO. Zhang continuará siendo el presidente y CEO de la unidad de nube de Alibaba.Daniel Zhang, que había estado en los puestos más altos de Alibaba, deja el cargo en un momento crucial para la empresa y para la industria tecnológica china en general.Alibaba, la principal empresa de comercio electrónico de China, experimenta su mayor reorganización desde su fundación. En marzo anunció que se dividiría en seis unidades, incluyendo nube, comercio electrónico, logística, medios y entretenimiento.Daniel Zhang, quien ha sido CEO desde 2015, decide dar un paso al lado. Tsai y Wu, dos veteranos de la empresa, son promovidos para ocupar los puestos clave. Estos cambios se producen en medio de una represión por parte de Beijing en el sector de Internet y tecnológico del país.Con este nuevo liderazgo, Alibaba busca enfrentar la nueva realidad de regulaciones más estrictas y desafíos del mercado. Zhang seguirá al frente de la división de nube, un área de crecimiento para la empresa y crucial para su futuro.

Alibaba announced this morning Chairman and CEO Daniel Zhang will be stepping down from the company, to be replaced with longtime Alibaba veterans Joe Tsai and Eddie Wu respectively. The installment of two Jack Ma insiders might indicate the tech billionaire is still calling the shots, despite disappearing from public eye the past few years after regulatory scrutiny. 

Alibaba komt met een grote aankondiging. Na acht jaar krijgt de Chinese techreus een nieuwe ceo. En dat middenin de grootste reorganisatie in z'n geschiedenis. Is de topman slachtoffer van zijn eigen reorganisatie? En wat zegt zijn vertrek over de koers van het bedrijf? Welke kant wil Alibaba op? Niet alleen de stoelendans bij Alibaba zet de boel op z'n kop. Je hoort in deze uitzending ook hoe één winstwaarschuwing van één bedrijf een hele sector op z'n grondvesten kan laten schudden. Verder vertellen we je hoe je rijk kunt worden met condooms en waarom ex-Nissan-topman Carlos Ghosn vindt dat 'ie 1 miljard dollar moet krijgen. Tot slot krijg je een vooruitblik op de beursdag van morgen.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

US equity markets closed lower on Tuesday, after the S&P 500 on Friday booked a fifth straight week of gains with some stocks touching their highest level in more than a year - Dow fell -245-points or -0.72%. Intel, Nike and Boeing, each down by more than 3%. The broader S&P500 shed 18 points or +0.47%, as investors await testimony from Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell to Congress this week. Energy (-2.29%) and Materials (-1.26%) were the biggest laggards that saw ten of the eleven primary sectors close lower overnight. Consumer discretionary rose. PayPal Holdings (PYPL) shares gained 3.7% after the digital payment platform announced a deal in which KKR - managed funds and accounts will purchase up to €40 billion of buy now, pay later loan receivables originated in Europe. The technology-centric Nasdaq fell +0.18%. Intel (INTC) declined -3.8%. The Israeli government said the chip maker was investing $25 billion to manufacture semiconductors in the country, just days after Intel announced a new facility in Poland. Electric vehicle maker Rivian Automotive (RIVN) climbed 5.5% after the company announced it would adopt Tesla's (TSLA) charging plug and technology. Tesla shares also finished 5.3% higher after the announcement. US depositary Alibaba (BABA) fell 4.5% after the Chinese e-commerce giant said Daniel Zhang will be stepping down as chairman and chief executive. He will remain as leader of the company's cloud intelligence group, which the company announced last month would be spun off. The small capitalisation Russell 2000 lost -0.34%.

US equity markets closed lower on Tuesday, after the S&P 500 on Friday booked a fifth straight week of gains with some stocks touching their highest level in more than a year - Dow fell -245-points or -0.72%. Intel, Nike and Boeing, each down by more than 3%. The broader S&P500 shed 18 points or +0.47%, as investors await testimony from Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell to Congress this week. Energy (-2.29%) and Materials (-1.26%) were the biggest laggards that saw ten of the eleven primary sectors close lower overnight. Consumer discretionary rose. PayPal Holdings (PYPL) shares gained 3.7% after the digital payment platform announced a deal in which KKR - managed funds and accounts will purchase up to €40 billion of buy now, pay later loan receivables originated in Europe. The technology-centric Nasdaq fell +0.18%. Intel (INTC) declined -3.8%. The Israeli government said the chip maker was investing $25 billion to manufacture semiconductors in the country, just days after Intel announced a new facility in Poland. Electric vehicle maker Rivian Automotive (RIVN) climbed 5.5% after the company announced it would adopt Tesla's (TSLA) charging plug and technology. Tesla shares also finished 5.3% higher after the announcement. US depositary Alibaba (BABA) fell 4.5% after the Chinese e-commerce giant said Daniel Zhang will be stepping down as chairman and chief executive. He will remain as leader of the company's cloud intelligence group, which the company announced last month would be spun off. The small capitalisation Russell 2000 lost -0.34%.

In einer überraschenden Mitteilung hat Alibaba am Dienstag massive Veränderungen im Top-Management angekündigt. Daniel Zhang, bislang mächtigster Drahtzieher im Konzernverbund, wird als CEO zu AliCloud wechseln. Was Zhang zu diesem Schritt veranlasst haben könnte und weshalb die Reaktion der Märkte übertrieben erscheint, erfahren Sie im Money Train. "Money Train" ist der Podcast von Deutschlands führendem Anlegermagazin "DER AKTIONÄR". In jeder Folge berichtet die Redaktion über die jüngsten Trends am Aktienmarkt, diskutiert über Investmentchancen und bereitet komplexe Themen verständlich für die Hörer auf. Hinweis: Die im Podcast besprochenen Aktien und Fonds stellen keine spezifischen Kauf- oder Anlageempfehlungen dar. Die Moderatoren oder der Verlag haften nicht für etwaige Verluste, die aufgrund der Umsetzung der Gedanken oder Ideen entstehen.

Alibaba komt met een grote aankondiging. Na acht jaar krijgt de Chinese techreus een nieuwe ceo. En dat middenin de grootste reorganisatie in z'n geschiedenis. Is de topman slachtoffer van zijn eigen reorganisatie? En wat zegt zijn vertrek over de koers van het bedrijf? Welke kant wil Alibaba op? Niet alleen de stoelendans bij Alibaba zet de boel op z'n kop. Je hoort in deze uitzending ook hoe één winstwaarschuwing van één bedrijf een hele sector op z'n grondvesten kan laten schudden. Verder vertellen we je hoe je rijk kunt worden met condooms en waarom ex-Nissan-topman Carlos Ghosn vindt dat 'ie 1 miljard dollar moet krijgen. Tot slot krijg je een vooruitblik op de beursdag van morgen.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, Stig Brodersen speaks to Tobias Carlisle and Hari Ramachandra. Stig only owns five individual stocks, and in this episode, he outlines why he added Teqnion as the newest addition to his portfolio. Hari's pick, Palantir, has recently traded at a 52-week high after a preceding 80% drop, and Tobias pitches Virtu Financial, a value stock with strong cash flows in uncertain times. IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN:00:00 - Intro01:35 - The group's takeaways from the Berkshire Hathaway shareholder's meeting06:00 - Why Hari is bullish on Palantir (Ticker: PLTR)24:46 - Why Toby is bull on Virtual Financial (Ticker: VIRT) as a trade but not as a “buy-and-hold.” 41:37 - Why Stig has invested in Teqnion (Ticker: TEQ) as one of the five stocks he owns58:21 - Which questions to ask management if you get the opportunity01:17:07 - What the TIP Mastermind Community is and our plans to meet up in NYC in OctoberDisclaimer: Slight discrepancies in the timestamps may occur due to podcast platform differences.BOOKS AND RESOURCESJoin the waiting list for the TIP Mastermind Community. Stig Brodersen's interview with Daniel Zhang, the Chief Acquisition Officer of TeqnionDaniel Zhang's book, An investment thinking toolbox – read reviews of the book.Listen to Mastermind Discussion Q1 2023 - TIP528 or watch the video.Listen to Mastermind Discussion Q1 2022 - TIP418 or watch the video.Listen to Mastermind Discussion Q2 2022 - TIP450 or watch the video. Listen to Mastermind Discussion Q3 2022 - TIP475 or watch the video.Listen to Mastermind Discussion Q4 2022 - TIP496 or watch the video.Tune in to Stig Brodersen's interview with Mohnish Pabrai about the Turkish stock market or watch the video.Tune in to Clay Finck's interview with Chris Mayer about Constellation Software and 100-baggers or watch the video.Teqnion's investor relationsOur FREE stock analysis resource, Intrinsic Value Index.Subscribe to our FREE Intrinsic Value Assessments.Tobias Carlisle's podcast, The Acquires Podcast.Tobias Carlisle's ETF, ZIG.Tobias Carlisle's ETF, Deep.Tobias Carlisle's book, The Acquirer's Multiple – read reviews of this bookTobias Carlisle's Acquirer's Multiple stock screener: AcquirersMultiple.com.Tweet directly to Tobias Carlisle. Hari's Blog: BitsBusiness.comTweet directly to Hari Ramachandra.NEW TO THE SHOW?Check out our We Study Billionaires Starter Packs.Browse through all our episodes (complete with transcripts) here.Try our tool for picking stock winners and managing our portfolios: TIP Finance Tool.Enjoy exclusive perks from our favorite Apps and Services.Stay up-to-date on financial markets and investing strategies through our daily newsletter, We Study Markets.Learn how to better start, manage, and grow your business with the best business podcasts. P.S The Investor's Podcast Network is excited to launch a subreddit devoted to our fans in discussing financial markets, stock picks, questions for our hosts, and much more! Join our subreddit r/TheInvestorsPodcast today! SPONSORSInvest in Bitcoin with confidence on River. It's the most secure way to buy Bitcoin with 100% full reserve custody and zero fees on recurring orders.Easily diversify beyond stocks and bonds, and build wealth through streamlined CRE investing with EquityMultiple.Join over 5k investors in the data security revolution with Atakama.Make connections, gain knowledge, and uplift your governance CV by becoming a member of the AICD today.Enjoy flexibility and support with free cancellation, payment options, and 24/7 service when booking travel experiences with Viator. Download the Viator app NOW and use code VIATOR10 for 10% off your first booking.Send, spend, and receive money around the world easily with Wise.Choose Toyota for your next vehicle - SUVs that are known for their reliability and longevity, making them a great investment. Plus, Toyotas now have more advanced technology than ever before, maximizing that investment with a comfortable and connected drive.Apply for the Employee Retention Credit easily, no matter how busy you are, with Innovation Refunds.Support our free podcast by supporting our sponsors.HELP US OUT!Help us reach new listeners by leaving us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! It takes less than 30 seconds, and really helps our show grow, which allows us to bring on even better guests for you all! Thank you – we really appreciate it!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Análisis con César Sánchez-Grande, analista de Renta 4 Banco. Alemania cede con la normativa de coches de combustión. El gigante del e-commerce internacional se reorganiza. Alibaba ha anunciado que se dividirá en seis unidades distintas, y además estudiarán su salida a bolsa de manera independiente. El presidente ejecutivo seguirá siendo DANIEL ZHANG y el modelo a partir de ahora será de holding. Todo esto, solo un día después de la reaparición en suelo chino del fundador de la empresa, Jack Ma. wecity

Análisis con César Sánchez-Grande, analista de Renta 4 Banco. Alemania cede con la normativa de coches de combustión. El gigante del e-commerce internacional se reorganiza. Alibaba ha anunciado que se dividirá en seis unidades distintas, y además estudiarán su salida a bolsa de manera independiente. El presidente ejecutivo seguirá siendo DANIEL ZHANG y el modelo a partir de ahora será de holding. Todo esto, solo un día después de la reaparición en suelo chino del fundador de la empresa, Jack Ma. wecity

Análisis con César Sánchez-Grande, analista de Renta 4 Banco. Alemania cede con la normativa de coches de combustión. El gigante del e-commerce internacional se reorganiza. Alibaba ha anunciado que se dividirá en seis unidades distintas, y además estudiarán su salida a bolsa de manera independiente. El presidente ejecutivo seguirá siendo DANIEL ZHANG y el modelo a partir de ahora será de holding. Todo esto, solo un día después de la reaparición en suelo chino del fundador de la empresa, Jack Ma. wecity

When Alibaba's former CEO Jack Ma passed the torch to Daniel Zhang, he established a system that regularly rotates executives to ensure the company always stays agile in the fast-changing internet space.

When Alibaba's former CEO Jack Ma passed the torch to Daniel Zhang, he established a system that regularly rotates executives to ensure the company always stays agile in the fast-changing internet space.

Denna vecka dyker vi djupt ned i serieförvärvare, i teori (outsider perspektivet) och praktiken (hur man faktiskt gör det inifrån). Vi har med oss vår analytiker Niklas Sävås som höll i ett serieförvärvare event den 18e maj tidigare i år och Daniel Zhang förvärvsansvarig på Teqnion. Vi diskuterar brett och djupt vad man letar efter som investerare hos serieförvärvare och hur man förvärvar bolag på ett framgångsrikt sätt.(00:03:05) - Teori med Niklas Sävås(00:59:13) - Praktik med Daniel ZhangOm man vill kolla på serieförvärvareventet kan man göra det på via denna länk.Vi vill mer än gärna ha er feedback! Hör av er på rah.podcast@redeye.se eller på twitter till @RedeyeAfterHour.

We believe that a multidisciplinary approach is essential for every long-term investor. One of the most practical books we have found on the topic is “An Investment Thinking Toolbox”, by Daniel Sun Zhang, published in 2021. In this episode, we have the author on the show to discuss some of the 11 most important mental models for investors, the compounding machines called serial acquirers, and Zhang's role as Director of Acquisitions at Teqnion.For more info about the podcast, go to the episode page.—————————————Episode Chapters(00:00) Intro to Daniel Zhang & ”An Investment Thinking Toolbox”(09:48) Intro to Mental Models(13:40) Circle of Competence(17:32) Unknown Unknowns(24:34) Anchoring & Chris Sacca(30:16) Survivorship Bias(41:07) The seven sins of Confirmation Bias(52:08) Serial acquirers & Teqnion (1:01:14) Daniel's role as Director of Acquisitions(1:07:40) Using mental models when buying private companies(1:15:02) Reading inspiration for life and investing—————————————Books MentionedAn Investment Thinking Toolbox - Daniel Sun Zhang (2021)Buy "An Investment Thinking Toolbox" in the Nordics: https://www.adlibris.com/se/bok/an-investment-thinking-toolbox-9789188849960Buy "An Investment Thinking Toolbox" outside the Nordics: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/9188849961/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_BNJ1AR0DRFC63FP5XGN1 Brief Answers to the Big Questions - Stephen Hawking (2018)Buffett's Shareholder Letters: https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/letters/letters.htmlBooks by Nassim Taleb:Fooled by Randomness (2001)The Black Swan (2007)The Bed of Procrustes (2010)Antifragile (2012)Skin in the Game (2018)Before the Coffee Gets Cold - Toshikazu Kawaguchi (2015)—————————————Companies MentionedAmazonBerkshire HathawayTeqnion—————————————More on Daniel Sun ZhangLinkedIn: https://se.linkedin.com/in/daniel-zhang-31900b26Teqnion: https://www.teqnion.se/—————————————What is Investing by the Books?Investing by the Books was founded by Henrik Andersson, Bo Börtemark, Mats Larsson and Michael Persson. It has published hundreds of book reviews in the past 10 years and operates on a non-profit basis. Visit the website: http://www.investingbythebooks.com/Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Investbythebook—————————————What is Redeye?Redeye is a research-centered boutique investment bank from Stockholm. Founded in 1999, Redeye cultivates investors through timeless knowledge, a humble attitude, and a strong focus on quality. Visit the website: https://www.redeye.se/Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Redeye_—————————————DisclaimerNotice that the content in this podcast is not, and shall not be construed as investment advice. This information is meant to be informative and for general purposes only. For full disclaimer, visit Redeye.se

Jack Ma Yun is a Chinese business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is the co-founder and former executive chairman of Alibaba Group, a multinational, technology conglomerate. In addition, he co-founded Yunfeng Capital, a private equity firm. Ma is a strong proponent of an open and market-driven economy. In 2017, Ma was ranked second in the annual "World's 50 Greatest Leaders" list by Fortune. He has widely been considered as an informal global ambassador for Chinese business, and is an influential figure for the community of startup businesses. In September 2018, he announced that he would retire from Alibaba and pursue educational work, philanthropy, and environmental causes,the following year, Daniel Zhang succeeded him as executive chairman. As of April 2021, with a net worth of $51.5 billion, Ma is the third-wealthiest person in China (after Zhong Shanshan and Ma Huateng), as well as one of the wealthiest people in the world, ranked 26th by Bloomberg Billionaires Index. In 2019, Forbes named Ma in its list of "Asia's 2019 Heroes of Philanthropy" for his work supporting underprivileged communities in China, Africa, Australia, and the Middle East. FREE AUDIO BOOK TELEGRAM LINK::::::::::::: https://t.me/s/real4amtamilmotivatio listen our PODCAST ANCHOR ::::::::::::::: https://anchor.fm/4am-tamil-motivation SPOTIFY ::::::::::::::: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Ygl2zr4lNBUQU7Hsk64Et GAANA :::::::::::::: https://gaana.com/season/4am-tamil-motivation-season-1 JIOSAAVN :::::::::::::::https://www.jiosaavn.com/shows/4am-tamil-motivation/1/XzBwrvyyqWw_

Stai ascoltando un estratto gratuito di Ninja PRO, la selezione quotidiana di notizie per i professionisti del digital business. Con Ninja PRO puoi avere ogni giorno marketing insight, social media update, tech news, business events e una selezione di articoli di approfondimento dagli esperti della Redazione Ninja. Vai su www.ninja.it/ninjapro per abbonarti al servizio.Microsoft ha acquistato Nuance, azienda partner di Siri. L’affare da 19,7 miliardi di dollari aiuterà l’azienda a rafforzare la sua offerta di AI nella sanità, nel cloud e nello spazio di collaborazione in ufficio. Le azioni di Alibaba crescono dell'8% nonostante la multa dell’antitrust. Il provvedimento record da parte del governo cinese ha segnato la fine dell'incertezza degli investitori. Anche il CEO Daniel Zhang ha detto che non si aspetta alcun impatto materiale dalla multa e dalle misure di modifica del business che dovranno seguire. Un giro di vite sulle criptovalute potrebbe arrivare presto. Jesse Powell, CEO della piattaforma di scambio Kraken, mette in guardia sulle possibili decisioni dei governi nell’uso delle criptovalute. Preoccupano in particolare le possibili transazioni illecite.

Destaque aos resultados do quarto trimestre de 2020 da Amazon, Alphabet e Alibaba.Amazon apresenta receitas recorde e Jeff Bezos deixa o lugar de CEOReceitas da Alphabet crescem 23%Cloud da Alibaba torna-se rentávelSaiba mais sobre inovação e nova economia em supertoast.pt.

I veckans avsnitt gästas podden av Daniel Zhang som skrivit boken “An Investment Thinking Toolbox”. Zhang, som även jobbar på investmentbolaget Teqnion, berättar skillnaden i att investera privat och som investmentbolag. Dessutom avhandlas teman i boken som risk, anchoring, survivorship bias och mycket mer! Missa inte det här avsnittet fyll med guldklimpar.Glöm inte att retweeta avsnittet för att ha chansen att vinna Daniels bok!-----Är du intresserad av att investera i fysiskt guld? Besök vår samarbetspartner Nordic Gold Trade (https://www.nordicgoldtrade.com/) och använd koden MM2020 för 50% rabatt på ett års förvaringsavgifter.-----Twitter: https://twitter.com/marketmakerspod Kontakt: podcast@marketmakers.se Hemsida: https://www.marketmakers.se/ Vi som rattar podden hittar du på:https://twitter.com/alden_niklas https://twitter.com/franzen_fabian See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Att förstå Circle of competence, Second level thinking och hur man bemästrar risk är några väldigt viktiga mentala modeller för att lyckas som investerare som vi fördjupar oss i detta avsnitt. Daniel skrev boken för att påminna sig själv om viktiga byggstenar i processen till att hitta bra aktier. Vad utfallet blir av dina investeringar är ibland bortom vår förmåga att kontrollera, men processen för hur du investerar har du 100% makt över! Detta kunskapsfyllda avsnitt är veckans Sparpodden - lyssna in!

Jack Ma's Motivational Speech - Never Regret Anything Jack Ma, or Ma Yun born 10 September 1964, is a Chinese business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is the co-founder and former executive chairman of Alibaba Group, a multinational technology conglomerate. Ma is a strong proponent of an open and market-driven economy. Ma is a global ambassador for Chinese business and was listed in 2019 as one of the world's most powerful people, with Forbes ranking him 1st on its "World's Most Powerful People" list. He also serves as a role model for startup businesses. In 2017, Ma was ranked second in the annual "World's 50 Greatest Leaders" list by Fortune. In September 2018, he announced that he would retire from Alibaba and pursue educational work, philanthropy, and environmental causes; the following year, Daniel Zhang succeeded him as executive chairman. As of January 2021, with a net worth of $58.3 billion, Ma is the second-wealthiest person in China (after Zhong Shanshan), as well as one of the wealthiest people in the world, ranked 20th by Forbes. In 2019, Forbes named Ma in its list of "Asia's 2019 Heroes of Philanthropy" for his work supporting underprivileged communities in China, Africa, Australia, and the Middle East. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Ma

Jack Ma's Motivational Speech - Never Give Up Jack Ma, or Ma Yun born 10 September 1964, is a Chinese business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is the co-founder and former executive chairman of Alibaba Group, a multinational technology conglomerate. Ma is a strong proponent of an open and market-driven economy. Ma is a global ambassador for Chinese business and was listed in 2019 as one of the world's most powerful people, with Forbes ranking him 1st on its "World's Most Powerful People" list. He also serves as a role model for startup businesses. In 2017, Ma was ranked second in the annual "World's 50 Greatest Leaders" list by Fortune. In September 2018, he announced that he would retire from Alibaba and pursue educational work, philanthropy, and environmental causes; the following year, Daniel Zhang succeeded him as executive chairman. As of January 2021, with a net worth of $58.3 billion, Ma is the second-wealthiest person in China (after Zhong Shanshan), as well as one of the wealthiest people in the world, ranked 20th by Forbes. In 2019, Forbes named Ma in its list of "Asia's 2019 Heroes of Philanthropy" for his work supporting underprivileged communities in China, Africa, Australia, and the Middle East. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Ma

Hi guys! Buat yang pengen tahu tentang asuransi untuk pemula, boleh coba dengerin bincang santai gw dengan Daniel Zhang, seseorang yang gw kenal sudah lama dan mau fokus untuk bertekun di dunia Asuransi, tujuannya untuk membantu orang. Menjelaskan agar klien-kliennya lebih sadar akan manfaat dan kegunaan proteksi kesehatan pada masa kini. Buat yang mau dijelasin personal bisa langsung cek Instagramnya Daniel di www.instagram.com/dnlzhang kalian bisa ngobrol disana yaaa. Have a nice day! Thank you for listening our podcast! For more info or collaboration please contact: https://www.instagram.com/_hellomichael Enjoy!

At Alibaba’s Investor Day, CEO Daniel Zhang outlined 11 growth stratgies. Five were under Alibaba Cloud (Aliyun). These are the early days of cloud and, likely, a new paradigm for computing and connectivity. It's chaotic and unclear. But Alibaba is very well positioned to win big.You can listen to this podcast here or at iTunes, Google Podcasts and Himalaya.The mentioned slides are below.Related podcasts and articles:What is Alibaba’s Best Growth Strategy? (Jeff’s Asia Tech Class – Podcast 50)Why Digital Is Disrupting Business, Politics, Culture and Society (Jeff’s Asia Tech Class – Podcast 11)This is part of Learning Goals: Level 7, with a focus on:#30: Ecosystems vs. PlatformsConcepts for this class.Ecosystems vs. Digital PlatformsPlatform Types: Coordination, Collaboration and StandardizationCompanies for this class:AlibabaAlibaba Cloud---------I write and speak about digital China and Asia’s latest tech trends.I also teach Jeff’s Asia Tech Class, an online course and daily commentary for busy executives on Asia tech and China’s digital leaders. www.jefftowson.com

At Alibaba's Investor Day, CEO Daniel Zhang outlined 11 growth stratgies. Five were under Domestic Consumption. The question for this class is which is the most effective of these? Which is most likely to succeed and move the needle?You can listen to this podcast here or at iTunes, Google Podcasts and Himalaya.The choices are:“To continue growing our digital economy user base”“To expand consumption categories and consumer wallet share in our digital economy”.“To develop new supply categories and supply-side transformation based on consumer insights.”“To create or redefine online / offline retail formats leveraging our digital technology”“To upgrade Alipay from digital check out to digital check in.”The mentioned slides are here.Related podcasts and articles:How Did Alibaba Beat Everyone? Products vs. Digital Platforms. (Jeff’s Asia Tech Class – Podcast 4)Xiaomi, Meitu and Why Platforms Fail (1 of 2) (Jeff’s Asia Tech Class – Podcast 43)This is part of Learning Goals: Level 7, with a focus on:#30: Ecosystems vs. PlatformsConcepts for this class.Ecosystems vs. Digital PlatformsLinked BusinessesComplementary PlatformsCompanies for this class:Alibaba————I write and speak about digital China and Asia’s latest tech trends.I also teach Jeff’s Asia Tech Class, an online course and daily commentary for busy executives on Asia tech and China’s digital leaders.Support the show (https://jefftowson.com)

The China tech scene has been on the rise for the past decade. However, challenges still exist (and are actually increasing in number) for foreign companies looking to enter China and vice versa.            As the first foreign correspondent to interview Jack Ma, Rebecca was witness to the eCommerce tycoon's early days as an entrepreneur. She remembers him as being charismatic, honest, and open. She notes that he did not seem to have any handlers around him listening to their conversation—although the situation is quite the opposite today.            With Jack Ma's departure as Chairman of Alibaba and his replacement by Daniel Zhang, Rebecca believes that the company will only continue to innovate and thrive with the new leadership. For example, 11.11, or Singles' Day, was Daniel's highly successful brainchild.            With regards to the US and China's respective strengths over each other, Rebecca brings up Kai-Fu Lee's assertion that both countries are on the same level with regards to the development of artificial intelligence; however, China is implementing these technologies faster than the US is. At the same time, the US has the R&D lead on AI. China is also implementing 5G and all-things mobile (particularly when it comes to payments such as Alipay and WeChat Pay) at breakneck speed.            When a foreign brand decides to enter China, it's important to put the right managers in place and not giving autonomy to the local staff when it comes to decision-making. This is mainly for purposes of communication speed, considering that the Chinese economy is moving incredibly fast. Waiting a week or two—or even overnight—for a decision may cost the brand any edge they have.            “The challenges in China are more pronounced than in other markets,” says Rebecca. Think carefully on whether entering China, out of every other country, is really the best next step for your company.

E-commerce giant Alibaba started trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange on November 26, 2019. The company raised a whopping US$13 billion, making it the largest share launch of the year, beating out Uber and Lyft. On the back of its listing, we got a chance to speak to Daniel Zhang, executive chairman and chief executive of Alibaba, while he was in Hong Kong.   Zhang spoke about how technology is transforming companies and reshaping consumer buying habits, with increased consumption now…

Alibaba Welcome to the History of Computing Podcast, where we explore the history of information technology. Because by understanding the past prepares us to innovate the future! Today we're going to look at a company called Alibaba. 1964. This was the year that BASIC was written, the year Kleinrock wrote history first paper on package flow and design, the year the iconic IBM System/360 shipped, the year Ken Olson got a patent for the first magnetic core memory, the GPS (then called TRANSIT) went live. But some of the most brilliant minds of the future of computing were born that very same year. Eric Benioff the founder of Salesforce was born then. As was tech writer and editor of Fast Company and PC World Harry McCracken. Obama CTO Megan Smith, a former VP of Google, Alan Emtage of Archie, and Eric Bina an early contributor and coauthor of Netscape and Mosaic. But the Internet stork brought us two notable and ironically distinct people as well. Jeff Bezos of Amazon and Jack Ma of Alibaba. You would need to have been living under a rock for a decade or two in order to not know who Amazon is. But just how much do you know about Alibaba? But Alibaba makes nearly 400 billion dollars per year with assets of nearly a trillion dollars. Amazon has revenues of $230 billion with assets just north of $160 billion. For those of us who do most of our shopping on Amazon and tend to think of them as a behemoth, just think about that. 7 times the assets and way more sales. Alibaba is so big that when Yahoo! got into serious financial trouble, their most valuable asset was shares in Alibaba. If Alibaba is so big why is it that out of 5 Americans I asked, only 1 knew who they were? Because China. Alibaba is the Amazon of China. They have also own most of Lazada, which runs eCommerce operates sites in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. Like Amazon they have supermarkets, streaming services, they lease cloud services, their own online payment platform, instant messaging, a pharmaceutical commerce company, sponsor FIFA, and a couple of years after Bezos bought the Washington Post, Alibaba bought the South China Morning post for a little more than a quarter billion dollars. Oh and you can get almost anything on there, especially if you want counterfeit brands or uranium. OK, so the uranium was a one time thing… Or was it? Oh, and I'm merging a lot of the assets here that are under the Alibaba name. But keep in mind that if you combined Google, eBay, Amazon, and a few others you still wouldn't have an Alibaba in terms of product coverage, dominance or pure revenue. All while Alibaba maintains less employees than Alphabet (the parent of Google) or Amazon. So how does a company get to the point that they're just this stupid crazy big? I really don't know. Ma heard about this weird thing called the internet after he got turned down for more than 30 jobs. One of those was frickin' KFC. He flew to the US in 1995 and some friends took him on a tour of this weird web thing. There he launched chinapages.com and made just shy of a million bucks in the first few years, building sites for companies based in china. He then went to work for the Chinese government for a couple of years. He started Alibaba with a dozen and a half people in 1999, raising a crapton of money, saying no to sell assets but yes to investments. Especially Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang, who gave them a billion bucks. And they grew, and they got more and more money, and sales, and really they just all out pwned the Chinese market, slowly becoming the Chinese eBay, the Chinese Amazon, the Chinese google, the Chinese, well, you get the picture. They even have their own Linux distro called AliOS. They own part of Lyft, part of the Chinese soccer team, and are a sponsor of the Olympic Games. Maybe he buys companies using AliGenie, the Alibaba home automation solution that resembles personal assistants built into Amazon Echo and Apple's Siri. Ma supposedly has ties to Chinese President Xi Jinping that go way back. Apple makes less money than Alibaba but their CEO gets to go hang at the White House whenever he wants. Not that he wants to do so very often… Bezos might be richer, but he doesn't get to hang at the White House often. Makes you wonder if there's more there, like… Nevermind. Back to the story. When Ma bought the South China Morning Post the term “firmly discouraged” was used in multiple outlets to describe other potential bidders. Financial reports have described the same from other acquisitions. Through innovation, copy-catting, and a sprinkle of intimidation, Alibaba became a powerhouse, going public in 2014, in an IPO the raised over $25 billion dollars and made Alibaba the most valuable tech firm in the universe. Oh, Ma acts and sings. He rocked a little kung fu in 2017's Gong Shou Dao. It was super-weird. He was really powerful in that movie. Strong arming goes a lot of different ways though. Ma was reportedly pressured to step down in late 2018, hading the company to Daniel Zhang. I guess he got a little too powerful, supposedly bribing officials in a one-party state and engaging in wonktastic account practices. He owns some vineyards, is only in his mid-50s and has plenty of time on his hands now to enjoy the grapefruits of his labor. This story is pretty fantastic. He was an English teacher in 1999. And he rose to become the richest man in China. That doesn't happen by luck. Capitalism at its best. And this modern industrialist rose to become the 21st richest person in the world in one of the most unlikely of places. Or was it? He doesn't write code. He didn't have a computer until his 30s. He's never actually sold anything to customers. Communism is beautiful. And so are you. Thank you dear listeners, for your contributions to the world in whatever way they may be. They probably haven't put you on the Forbes list. But I hope that tuning in helps you find ways to get there. We're so lucky to have you, have a great day!

This episode is co-hosted by Dimitra Taslim. Dimi is on the investment team at GGV Capital.  In this episode, we have William Tanuwijaya and Patrick Cao from Tokopedia. Tokopedia is an Indonesian technology company with the largest online marketplace business and its mission is to democratize commerce through technology. The name 'Tokopedia' is a combination of Toko (shop) and encyclopedia. It was founded in 2009 by William Tanuwijaya and his best friend Leontinus Alpha Edison. According to the company, the firm's annual run-rate GMV has reached 222 trillion IDR (15.8 billion in USD), which would be equivalent to 1.5% of Indonesia's GDP. It has significantly impacted the fate of many small-scale entrepreneurs since its launch 10 years ago. 89% of sellers on Tokopedia do not own a physical store and 86% of merchants are first-time entrepreneurs. In this hour-long conversation, we covered William's founding journey from working in the internet cafe to meeting Daniel Zhang and Joe Tsai from Alibaba, how to get a great executive team as an Indonesian company, Tokopedia's ambition for the next 10 years, and what it means to achieve work-life harmony while running a big company. William Tanuwijaya is the founder and CEO of Tokopedia. He was born and raised in Pematangsiantar, North Sumatera. William has a bachelor's degree in Information Technology from Bina Nusantara University, during which period he worked as an internet café keeper and saw the potential of technology. Patrick Cao is the President of Tokopedia, Indonesia's largest online marketplace, a position he has held since October 2016. Previously, Patrick worked at Formation 8 in Singapore and UBS Investment Bank in Indonesia, specializing in M&A and capital markets advisory in the TMT, consumer and industrials sectors. He received a B.S. in Business Administration from Carnegie Mellon University and currently doing his MBA program at Tsinghua University. For the full transcript of the show, go to nextbn.ggvc.com  Join our listeners' community, go to nextbn.ggvc.com/community.

This episode is co-hosted by Dimitra Taslim. Dimi is on the investment team at GGV Capital.  In this episode, we have William Tanuwijaya and Patrick Cao from Tokopedia. Tokopedia is an Indonesian technology company with the largest online marketplace business and its mission is to democratize commerce through technology. The name 'Tokopedia' is a combination of Toko (shop) and encyclopedia. It was founded in 2009 by William Tanuwijaya and his best friend Leontinus Alpha Edison. According to the company, the firm’s annual run-rate GMV has reached 222 trillion IDR (15.8 billion in USD), which would be equivalent to 1.5% of Indonesia's GDP. It has significantly impacted the fate of many small-scale entrepreneurs since its launch 10 years ago. 89% of sellers on Tokopedia do not own a physical store and 86% of merchants are first-time entrepreneurs. In this hour-long conversation, we covered William's founding journey from working in the internet cafe to meeting Daniel Zhang and Joe Tsai from Alibaba, how to get a great executive team as an Indonesian company, Tokopedia's ambition for the next 10 years, and what it means to achieve work-life harmony while running a big company. William Tanuwijaya is the founder and CEO of Tokopedia. He was born and raised in Pematangsiantar, North Sumatera. William has a bachelor's degree in Information Technology from Bina Nusantara University, during which period he worked as an internet café keeper and saw the potential of technology. Patrick Cao is the President of Tokopedia, Indonesia's largest online marketplace, a position he has held since October 2016. Previously, Patrick worked at Formation 8 in Singapore and UBS Investment Bank in Indonesia, specializing in M&A and capital markets advisory in the TMT, consumer and industrials sectors. He received a B.S. in Business Administration from Carnegie Mellon University and currently doing his MBA program at Tsinghua University. For the full transcript of the show, go to nextbn.ggvc.com  Join our listeners' community, go to nextbn.ggvc.com/community.

Bloomberg technology reporter Lulu Chen gives the scoop on the tech world in China: what's to come for Alibaba under newly minted CEO Daniel Zhang, the long-standing grudge Meituan CEO Wang Xing holds against Jack Ma, the Communist Party's growing presence within technology companies, and her own views on reporting on tech in China.  2:07: Hong Kong protests 24:03: Daniel Zhang's new venture 28:11: Meituan drama 36:22: International expansion of Chinese tech Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bloomberg technology reporter Lulu Chen gives the scoop on the tech world in China: what’s to come for Alibaba under newly minted CEO Daniel Zhang, the long-standing grudge Meituan CEO Wang Xing holds against Jack Ma, the Communist Party’s growing presence within technology companies, and her own views on reporting on tech in China.  2:07: Hong Kong protests 24:03: Daniel Zhang’s new venture 28:11: Meituan drama 36:22: International expansion of Chinese tech

Beyond Zero speaks to Daniel Zhang, Senior Policy Officer - Energy Affordability at the Victorian government's Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) about demand response, peak demand, solar and smart meters. 

In episode 29 of TechBuzz China, co-hosts Ying-Ying Lu and Rui Ma talk about China's version of “Black Friday,” the biggest ecommerce shopping festival of the year which Alibaba invented out of thin air in 2008 and now falls yearly on November 11. Rui and Ying-Ying delve into the history behind the “Double 11 Shopping Festival,” as Chinese media title it. How did it get started? Why does it have such mindshare in the world of China internet? How did it go this year? After reviewing the evidence, our co-hosts conclude that despite the large sales figures floating around, this single holiday is not an accurate reflection of the state of the ecommerce sector in China. Rui and Ying-Ying share that the original iteration of Singles Day was launched in 2008 by Daniel Zhang of Alibaba, who has since been promoted to CEO. His intent was to promote Tmall, Alibaba's business to consumer (B2C) platform that was then known as Taobao Merchants. Since the selected date, November 11, was already known to some Chinese millennials as Singles Day, the tagline: “Have nothing to do on Singles Day? Why not buy something to gift away?” stuck easily. In that first year, with only 27 brands participating, sales reached $7 million. In the 10 years since, the shopping holiday's single day Gross Merchandise Volume (GMV) has grown over 4,000 times. On 11/11 this past week, the holiday generated $25 billion for Alibaba alone; in comparison, Amazon's Prime Day 2018 was estimated to bring in a mere $4 billion. Additionally, though most headlines focus exclusively on Alibaba, most other major ecommerce platforms-- including JD, Pinduoduo, VIPShop, NetEast, and more-- now participate as well, boosting numbers even more. Listen to the newest episode of TechBuzz China and join Rui and Ying-Ying in exploring: What is the real story behind the numbers? Is GMV a reliable indicator of actual revenue, and why or why not? What types of practices does Alibaba engage in that contribute to inflating-- or even engineering-- these figures? Is there a strong case to be made for the fact that the bigger headline should be the massive marketing campaigns, logistics, and infrastructure that had to go into this event to make it all happen? As always, you can find these stories and more at pandaily.com. Let us know what you think of the show by leaving us an iTunes review, liking our Facebook page, and tweeting at us at @techbuzzchina to win some swag! Finally, a huge shoutout to our new listeners over at dealstreetasia.com.

In episode 29 of TechBuzz China, co-hosts Ying-Ying Lu and Rui Ma talk about China’s version of “Black Friday,” the biggest ecommerce shopping festival of the year which Alibaba invented out of thin air in 2008 and now falls yearly on November 11. Rui and Ying-Ying delve into the history behind the “Double 11 Shopping Festival,” as Chinese media title it. How did it get started? Why does it have such mindshare in the world of China’s internet? How did it go this year? After reviewing the evidence, our co-hosts conclude that despite the large sales figures floating around, this single holiday is not an accurate reflection of the state of the ecommerce sector in China. Rui and Ying-Ying share that the original iteration of Singles Day was launched in 2008 by Daniel Zhang of Alibaba, who has since been promoted to CEO. His intent was to promote Tmall, Alibaba’s business to consumer (B2C) platform that was then known as Taobao Merchants. Since the selected date, November 11, was already known to some Chinese millennials as Singles Day, the tagline: “Have nothing to do on Singles Day? Why not buy something to gift away?” stuck easily. In that first year, with only 27 brands participating, sales reached $7 million. In the 10 years since, the shopping holiday’s single day gross merchandise volume (GMV) has grown over 4,000 times. On 11/11 this past week, the holiday generated $25 billion for Alibaba alone; in comparison, Amazon’s Prime Day 2018 was estimated to bring in a mere $4 billion. Additionally, though most headlines focus exclusively on Alibaba, most other major ecommerce platforms — including JD, Pinduoduo, VIPShop, NetEase, and more — now participate as well, boosting numbers even more. Listen to the newest episode of TechBuzz China and join Rui and Ying-Ying in exploring: What is the real story behind the numbers? Is GMV a reliable indicator of actual revenue, and why or why not? What types of practices does Alibaba engage in that contribute to inflating — or even engineering — these figures? Is there a strong case to be made that the bigger headline should be the massive marketing campaigns, logistics, and infrastructure that had to go into this event to make it all happen? As always, you can find these stories and more at pandaily.com. Let us know what you think of the show by leaving us an iTunes review, liking our Facebook page, and tweeting at us at @techbuzzchina to win some swag! Finally, a huge shoutout to our new listeners over at dealstreetasia.com.

In episode 29 of TechBuzz China, co-hosts Ying-Ying Lu and Rui Ma talk about China’s version of “Black Friday,” the biggest ecommerce shopping festival of the year which Alibaba invented out of thin air in 2008 and now falls yearly on November 11. Rui and Ying-Ying delve into the history behind the “Double 11 Shopping Festival,” as Chinese media title it. How did it get started? Why does it have such mindshare in the world of China internet? How did it go this year? After reviewing the evidence, our co-hosts conclude that despite the large sales figures floating around, this single holiday is not an accurate reflection of the state of the ecommerce sector in China. Rui and Ying-Ying share that the original iteration of Singles Day was launched in 2008 by Daniel Zhang of Alibaba, who has since been promoted to CEO. His intent was to promote Tmall, Alibaba’s business to consumer (B2C) platform that was then known as Taobao Merchants. Since the selected date, November...

The top exec at Alibaba explains “Singles Day,” describes his relationship with Jack Ma, and talks about why cloud computing will be the “main business” for the e-commerce giant in the future.

The top exec at Alibaba explains “Singles Day,” describes his relationship with Jack Ma, and talks about why cloud computing will be the “main business” for the e-commerce giant in the future.

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Rui Ma, founder of Transformative Technology Academy and co-host of TechBuzz China podcast joined us to discuss Jack Ma's recent announcement to step down as the chairman of Alibaba Group, the leadership transition within Alibaba Group and where they will be heading next. We discussed Jack Ma's influence within the Alibaba Group and how his tenure with the company has led to Alibaba becoming one of the technology giants not just in China, but the rest of the world. We continued our conversation to the future with Daniel Zhang, the successor to Jack Ma's chairmanship within Alibaba and where the group is heading with Ant Financial, Cainiao and international expansion in the midst of a leadership transition and what it means for their rivals: Tencent and Baidu.

Alibaba's Chairman, Jack Ma, announced last week that he was stepping down as head of Chinese e-commerce giant. His successor will be Daniel Zhang, who is credited with the development of “Singles Day”, the largest 1-day retail shopping event in the world. Host Dan Loney talks with David Hsu, Professor of Management at the Wharton School, and Orville Schell, Director of the Asia Society’s Center on US-China Relations, to discuss the implications of this changing of the guard on Knowledge@Wharton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michael Switow & Brock Silvers discuss the consummate insider who will be Alibaba's next chairman.

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Empezamos el podcast con una pregunta ¿Quién será antes presidente Jeff Bezos, Mark zuckerberg, Elon Musk o Daniel Zhang (ceo Alibaba), vale es chino pero quien sabe? Con esta pregunta nos dimos cuenta que estas personas/empresas están acumulando una capacidad de influencia tal que podrían decantar (como vimos en el podcast anterior) muchos votos. Nos surge otra pregunta ¿Quieren ser solo ricos o poderosos, o realmente se han creido eso de cambiar el mundo? La venganza de los nerds vendrá en forma de un presidente que siempre se compra las mismas camisetas grises porque así no pierde tiempo decidiendo. Varias lecturas nos han venido bien para poder iniciar esta conversación que sabemos que no acaba hoy. Los (bienes) Comunes ¿Oportunidad o espejismo? de Joan Subirats y Cesar Rendueles Artículo de Artículo Evgeny Morozov: “Los datos son una de las más preciadas mercancías” Artículo de Emmanuel Rodríguez La izquierda y lo “nacional-popular” (algún artículo más)