In the wake of India’s ban on Chinese apps, local developers are scrambling to come up with the next best thing.

WhatsApp groups are promising women sisterhood — and a cash return — in exchange for a hefty upfront fee.

Matters wants to be free from the trolling, doxxing, and personal attacks that have come to dominate Chinese forums amid rising nationalism and censorship.

China and Brazil are finding a common interest in niobium, a rare earth metal that’s shaping the future.

To combat the spread of Covid-19, authorities are increasingly narrowing the divide between a person’s offline and online selves.

Alibaba and others were once China’s crown jewels. Now, their size is cause for discomfort in Beijing.

Jason Njoku’s IrokoTV is a streaming platform for Nollywood, Nigeria’s robust movie industry. But finding customers on the continent has been hampered by the economic realities facing many Africans.

This entrepreneur wanted to change the economics of food delivery in Latin America through cloud-kitchen technology. Then Covid-19 struck.

An entrepreneur saw a need for his products in Myanmar, but the country was missing critical systems to support them. So he built his own.

Uighurs in exile are fighting back against China’s techno-authoritarianism to locate their relatives who have been disappeared.

In India, Facebook’s third-party moderators say they were forced back to work during the height of the pandemic.

The influencer industry has grown to be cozy with some unsavory governments, but its clout might not be as effective as it once was.

How did a Chinese video-sharing platform become a matter of national security?

The tech company is looking to reshape how ordinary Chinese people send and save money.

After operating for over a decade in Africa, the Chinese company rose to the top by listening to what customers in the continent want.