Tencent to Replace PPTV as Premier League’s China Broadcast Partner
www.scmp.com -Tencent will show the rest of the season’s games on its digital platforms including WeChat, QQ.com and Tencent Video, though financial terms were not disclosed
Tencent Holdings Ltd. is a Chinese multinational conglomerate holding company founded in 1998, whose subsidiaries specialise in various Internet-related services and products, entertainment, artificial intelligence and technology both in China and globally. — Wikipedia
Tencent will show the rest of the season’s games on its digital platforms including WeChat, QQ.com and Tencent Video, though financial terms were not disclosed
It is hard to overstate WeChat’s importance to Tencent: it is the means through which Tencent introduces one-billion people to games and other online content
Digital entertainment titan Tencent continues to drum up its music ambitions. On Tuesday, Tencent Music Entertainment, majority-owned by Tencent with a 55.6% stake, announced establishing a…
Naspers is the largest shareholder in WeChat owner Tencent
Naspers is the largest shareholder in WeChat owner Tencent
Prosus’s e-commerce efforts are thriving, but not enough to close the Tencent gap. Will a share buyback do the trick?
Premier League agrees new broadcast deal in China with Tencent
Tencent shares plunged on Friday after Trump announced the executive orders.
The $47m funding round saw BP and Tencent take a stake
WeChat’s parent company Tencent owns 40 percent of Fortnite’s developer, Epic Games.
Tencent chief makes the list but Huawei founder not among the recipients.
A Chinese technology company is in talks about buying a stake in a British biotechnology group that is developing a test for coronavirus.A division of Tencent Holdings, whose ventures span social
This week’s round-up of leading stories includes how WeChat benefits from Tencent’s buyout deal for Sogou, Huawei’s turn as world’s biggest smartphone vendor and the harsh regulatory spotlight on TikTok.