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We take a look back at the most riveting and interesting stories from last week.

WorldFirst was the first foreign company got a licence to operate in the China’s booming payment services industry.

Alibaba Group stated that they are excited to acquire the Dubai-based startup.

Blockchain technology is receiving state investment all over China.

The manufacturer of expensive music cables lost $19.6 million in the first quarter of 2018.

Lawyers for the Dubai-based company pointed out the origin of the name.

Taobao's new rules come as the PBOC reaffirms its restrictive policy towards crypto.

The cloud business is Alibaba's fastest-growing unit, but still trails Microsoft and Amazon globally.

Ant Financial currently provides its financial services to over 450 million ‎users in China and ‎beyond. ‎

Catch up on last week's top stories.

The timing of this launch is very interesting, coming as the Chinese authorities are set to curb the crypto ...

The payments arm of Alibaba has acquired the US-based money transfer service to step up its expansion plans.

The Chinese idea that borrowers are not entitled to privacy is in conflict with European concepts of private information.

Banks ignore e-commerce providers and opportunities for collaboration at their peril.

It is incontrovertible that the global economy is undergoing almost unprecedented disruption both in extent and in pace.

Selling across borders on a secure global trade platform can democratize trade.

V-Key will provide a virtual software solution and cryptographic services to help secure mobile transactions.

Global trade pioneers take advantage of innovations in communications, sales and payments, made possible by the internet.

Payments and logistics have become the lead assault forces of e-commerce.

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