Podcasts about Manbang

SHEIN was founded in 2008 in Nanjing, Jiangsu is aiming squarely at the "Gen Z" social-media generation, using influencers on Instagram and TikTok, and discount codes, to attract younger shoppers in an increasingly crowded fashion market. It offers low-cost styles, uploading hundreds of new designs to its app every week. The price for a dress is around half that of Zara. Truck-hailing platform Full Truck Logistics, known as Manbang in China, filed for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday without disclosing details about the size of the offering. CNBC reported earlier this month that the startup could raise around US$1.5 billion, citing a source with knowledge of the matter. Horizon is currently working with advisers on a share sale that could happen by the end of the year. The company, which counts Intel Capital, Hillhouse Capital, and Jack Ma's Yunfeng Capital as its investors, is also said to be in preliminary discussions with advisors regarding a venue and the timing for the potential IPO.

With the escalated spread of the coronavirus, GGV Capital is running a 3-session-webinar series with founders around the world to help them navigate the radical uncertainty ahead. Today's episode is the recording of the first webinar on managing cash flow at this special time, joined by Dr. Brian Gu, President and Vice Chairman from XPeng, and GGV's managing partner Jixun Foo. We covered everything from best practices of cash flow management during an external crisis, tips on alternative funding, to macroeconomic shifts startups must pay attention to in the post-virus world. Jixun Foo is a Managing Partner at GGV Capital and joined the firm in 2006. He is consistently recognized among the top VCs in China and counts 13 of his investments as mega-unicorns or unicorns, including Baidu, Boss Zhipin, Didi, Grab, Hello, Manbang, Meicai, Qunar/Ctrip, Tujia, Mogu, UCWeb, Youku Tudou, and Xpeng Motors. Brian Gu is the vice chairman and president of XPENG Motors, also known as Xiaopeng Motors, a Chinese electric vehicle company and a GGV portfolio company. At XPENG, Brian leads the company's global strategy, finance, fundraising, investments and international partnerships. Prior to joining XPENG Motors in March 2018, Brian was the Chairman of Asia Pacific Investment Banking at J.P. Morgan. He holds an MBA from Yale University, a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the University of Washington Medical School and a bachelor's degree in Chemistry from the University of Oregon. For the full transcript of the show, go tonextbn.ggvc.com Join our listeners' community for future webinars, go tonextbn.ggvc.com/community.

With the escalated spread of the coronavirus, GGV Capital is running a 3-session-webinar series with founders around the world to help them navigate the radical uncertainty ahead. Today's episode is the recording of the first webinar on managing cash flow at this special time, joined by Dr. Brian Gu, President and Vice Chairman from XPeng, and GGV's managing partner Jixun Foo. We covered everything from best practices of cash flow management during an external crisis, tips on alternative funding, to macroeconomic shifts startups must pay attention to in the post-virus world. Jixun Foo is a Managing Partner at GGV Capital and joined the firm in 2006. He is consistently recognized among the top VCs in China and counts 13 of his investments as mega-unicorns or unicorns, including Baidu, Boss Zhipin, Didi, Grab, Hello, Manbang, Meicai, Qunar/Ctrip, Tujia, Mogu, UCWeb, Youku Tudou, and Xpeng Motors. Brian Gu is the vice chairman and president of XPENG Motors, also known as Xiaopeng Motors, a Chinese electric vehicle company and a GGV portfolio company. At XPENG, Brian leads the company's global strategy, finance, fundraising, investments and international partnerships. Prior to joining XPENG Motors in March 2018, Brian was the Chairman of Asia Pacific Investment Banking at J.P. Morgan. He holds an MBA from Yale University, a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the University of Washington Medical School and a bachelor's degree in Chemistry from the University of Oregon. For the full transcript of the show, go tonextbn.ggvc.com Join our listeners' community for future webinars, go tonextbn.ggvc.com/community.

Deals Bytedance has agreed to raise $3bn in funding from investors including SoftBank at a $75bn valuation that will make it the most valuable independent VC-backed company in the world. Manbang, the trucking services marketplace also known as Full Truck Alliance, is reportedly in advanced discussions with Tencent and SoftBank over a $1bn round that … Continue reading "29 October 2018 – Bytedance Raises $3bn at $75bn Valuation"

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This week Matthew Lynley and Alex Wilhelm were joined by 500 Startups CEO Christine Tsai for what turned out to be a super packed episode. We kicked off with the latest from Slack: $400 million new dollars at a shiny, new $7 billion valuation, according to TechCrunch. The new capital comes after the firm raised a huge sum last year from SoftBank's Vision Fund. We dug into why the company would raise again, and what competitors it has left after the Atlassian deal. Next up, two earnings reports. Continuing our tradition of keeping tabs on recent tech IPOs, we talked through Snap and Dropbox which reported earnings this week. Both lost ground after doing so. Ironically, they each beat financial expectations. Snap ended up dropping value over a DAU decline, and Dropbox's fall is still a bit undetermined. But by the time this episode ships, perhaps the market will have figured it out. Next up we scrolled through the key reviews of the commercially available Magic Leap headset that is out at last. It's a bit pricey, and a bit not-what-people-expected, but the well-funded startup seems to have avoided a complete miss. Its second-generation device may prove to be more impactful. And finally, big news from China. As has become the norm on Equity, a few big Chinese rounds captivated us. This time it was the Manbang news, and what's going on at Bytedance. All that and we'll be back in a week's time. Stay cool!

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This week Matthew Lynley and Alex Wilhelm were joined by 500 Startups CEO Christine Tsai for what turned out to be a super packed episode. We kicked off with the latest from Slack: $400 million new dollars at a shiny, new $7 billion valuation, according to TechCrunch. The new capital comes after the firm raised a huge sum last year from SoftBank's Vision Fund. We dug into why the company would raise again, and what competitors it has left after the Atlassian deal. Next up, two earnings reports. Continuing our tradition of keeping tabs on recent tech IPOs, we talked through Snap and Dropbox which reported earnings this week. Both lost ground after doing so. Ironically, they each beat financial expectations. Snap ended up dropping value over a DAU decline, and Dropbox's fall is still a bit undetermined. But by the time this episode ships, perhaps the market will have figured it out. Next up we scrolled through the key reviews of the commercially available Magic Leap headset that is out at last. It's a bit pricey, and a bit not-what-people-expected, but the well-funded startup seems to have avoided a complete miss. Its second-generation device may prove to be more impactful. And finally, big news from China. As has become the norm on Equity, a few big Chinese rounds captivated us. This time it was the Manbang news, and what's going on at Bytedance. All that and we'll be back in a week's time. Stay cool!

Justyn and Alex each bring a different topic, weekly, called an 'Interest'. An Interest can range from rants, raves and literally nothing that anyone but them would care about -- and everything else in between.Welcome to IDIOTSYNCRATIC.The news bits we covered today:The Real-Life Strip Club From ‘The Sopranos’ Is Being Closed Because of Actual Mob Ties: www.newsweek.com/sopranos-new-yor…tin-dolls-743144'Fake parents' offer themselves as stand-ins to meet teachers... and lovers:www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/12/10…eachers-lovers/What are we talking about today?Alex- ZombiecideJustyn- The DCEUJoin the conversation. Leave a voicemail: (682) 422-9458We truly appreciate everyone who takes time out of their busy schedules to support us and share the show.Theme: All My Friends by Pseudo Future.

This week Bryon and Adam discuss the North Korean internet, the staples of parenting, and having fun with a group of guys. They also pay respects to the sad end to the Classy Little Podcast.

In this episode we discuss North Korea's answer to Netflix, Nintendo's new console, Nintendo mobile games, and the new Universal Studios Nintendo themed attractions.

Kris and Kole talk about logistics, propaganda, and true love. Update the schematic. New phone ordeal. My cat's a bitch. I found the beef. The best health, the best. Robobabies. All Hail Shizz. Car bang. Manbang. Have this snake, this is you. Solve problems for your lunch.

This week Chris, Josh, and Skip (M’s out this week) talk about Chris’ new CPR certification, Manbang, and brain nanobots. That’s right, mind controlled nanobots are coming. Josh tells us about his broken door. It was just a kickback show. Thanks for listening! Enjoy. We The post ADO Radio S11E21 – BangTreeMorganRob appeared first on The BATSQUAD Network.

This week Chris, Josh, and Skip (M's out this week) talk about Chris' new CPR certification, Manbang, and brain nanobots. That's right, mind controlled nanobots are coming. Josh tells us about his broken door. It was just a kickback show. Thanks for listening! Enjoy. We rate and review: 31 Deathhouse Morgan Mr. Robot In the episode, we smoked: Golden Pineapple (Sativa) Silver Haze (S) Headband (S) We opened with BTK by White Reaper and close with London by The Smiths. Follow us on Twitter @adoradio0 or @_ratking or @M_ADOradio or @Skip_ADO_Radio. We're a proud member of the BAT SQUAD network (www.batsquadnetwork.com). Make sure to check out the other great shows! What?

On this episode Ant and Tom go on a trail of things that somehow link together. These things include games, films, TV shows and more. Included in this are conversations about the passing of Gene Wilder and all the films that you should have watched, or should now watch including Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, The Producers, See No Evil, Hear No Evil and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. A couple of games are coming out by teams that made the originals but are carrying on in the genre such as Formula Fusion creating an updated version of Wipeout and Planet Coaster is being released by the team that worked on the Rollercoaster Tycoon series. Both games will undoubtedly suck time from your life but not quite as much as No Man's Sky which doesn't even seem to have a point... or does it? Ant watched Coming to America for the first time and didn't find it quite as funny as he was led to believe it was, which prompts the age-old conversation about things at the time being remembered as great but a modern audience not getting at all. Is it just an 80s thing, or do kids today find 90s films as dated? North Korean news is back with the secretive state releasing its own version on Netflix, called Manbang. Fancy a Manbang and chill? No, didn't think so. It also seems that an American missionary who reportedly died in 2004 has actually been living in North Korea after being kidnapped to teach Kim Jong Un English. Also, the guys have both watched the whole first series of Strange Things and although they don't want to say it's the best TV show out there like everyone else, they can't find much to criticise about it either. Amazing attention to detail, a solid cast of actors (even the children) and a well researched and subtle script. It feels authentically 80s and that's why we loved it. On this episode Ant and Tom go on a trail of things that somehow link together. These things include games, films, TV shows and more. Included in this are conversations about the passing of Gene Wilder and all the films that you should have watched, or should now watch including Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, The Producers, See No Evil, Hear No Evil and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. A couple of games are coming out by teams that made the originals but are carrying on in the genre such as Formula Fusion creating an updated version of Wipeout and Planet Coaster is being released by the team that worked on the Rollercoaster Tycoon series. Both games will undoubtedly suck time from your life but not quite as much as No Man's Sky which doesn't even seem to have a point... or does it? Ant watched Coming to America for the first time and didn't find it quite as funny as he was led to believe it was, which prompts the age-old conversation about things at the time being remembered as great but a modern audience not getting at all. Is it just an 80s thing, or do kids today find 90s films as dated? North Korean news is back with the secretive state releasing its own version on Netflix, called Manbang. Fancy a Manbang and chill? No, didn't think so. It also seems that an American missionary who reportedly died in 2004 has actually been living in North Korea after being kidnapped to teach Kim Jong Un English. Also, the guys have both watched the whole first series of Strange Things and although they don't want to say it's the best TV show out there like everyone else, they can't find much to criticise about it either. Amazing attention to detail, a solid cast of actors (even the children) and a well researched and subtle script. It feels authentically 80s and that's why we loved it. Get in touch with us: Twitter - @abhpod Facebook - facebook.com/abhpod Youtube - youtube.com/abhpodcast

This week on Unregimented Chris Jay and Aaron start off the conversation, joined later by Rich, discussing politics, pop culture and life including: Apple,  the World Economy, Human Rights, North Korea, Manbang, Trump, Immigration, Epipens, Allergies, jet.com, Costco, Colorfly, Gene Wilder, Walking Dead, Super powers,  Aquatic Interspecies Sex, Anthony Weiner, & Colin Kaepernick.  Thank you...

It’s full house on this episode with Lance, Nate, Dwain, Alyssa and Derik. We talk about North Korea’s streaming video effort call Manbang, The Justice League Dark movie is happening, and our discussion about No Man’s Sky. All this and more on today's Pondering Nerdcast.

String cheese wrappers? Check. Authentic teriyaki? Check. Blend of 11 secret herbs and spices? Check.  Enough alcohol to float 1500 Michiganders to Canada? Check. We’re ready for another round of TBTL: The Week That Was. In this episode, Mike, Ann and Meredith talk about, among other things, the extreme hotness of Justin Trudeau, why no one feels sorry for Nick Denton, and how to learn to look at yourself in pictures without dying inside. Plus, we hear all the dirty details from last Friday’s Texas LRB meetup (which I’m referring to as The Debauchery in Dallas, because I can), including steaks, dog behavior and Mike’s manspreading.

String cheese wrappers? Check. Authentic teriyaki? Check. Blend of 11 secret herbs and spices? Check.  Enough alcohol to float 1500 Michiganders to Canada? Check. We’re ready for another round of TBTL: The Week That Was. In this episode, Mike, Ann and Meredith talk about, among other things, the extreme hotness of Justin Trudeau, why no one feels sorry for Nick Denton, and how to learn to look at yourself in pictures without dying inside. Plus, we hear all the dirty details from last Friday’s Texas LRB meetup (which I’m referring to as The Debauchery in Dallas, because I can), including steaks, dog behavior and Mike’s manspreading.

This week Dan and Chris abandon their plans for the podcast midway through and instead discuss a wide variety of TV News and Subjects... some might say it's some kind of Pick and Mix. Catch us on twitter @nothinbutstatic or email us on mail@nothingbutstatic.co.uk

Manbang? No it's not anything sexual . . . SOMEHOW!

Andrés 1 y Andrés 2 dedicaron esta versión al hombre que siempre supo que la informática había llegado para quedarse: Manuel Sadosky. Considerado padre de la matemática aplicada y la computación en Argentina, Sadosky posibilitó la llegada de Clementina a nuestro país (a quién dedicamos su propia versión 1.1), entre otros grandes y visionarios logros. El destacado de la fecha fue Manbang, el ¿Netflix? norcoreano que nos inspira poca confianza.