China-backed companies are making a daring push into Brazil’s booming $20 billion delivery app market, turning up the heat with aggressive subsidies. As competition intensifies, concerns over data security and fears of Chinese espionage are sparking a fierce and urgent debate in this high-stakes battle
In Germany, delivery riders are boldly standing up against layoffs and the growing dependence on subcontracted fleets by apps like Lieferando and Uber Eats. Labor lawyers warn that these strategies mainly target immigrant workers, taking advantage of legal loopholes to their detriment
China’s fierce food-delivery price war is hitting Alibaba’s profits hard. The e-commerce powerhouse is battling soaring losses driven by steep discounts and cutthroat competition in this fast-growing market, The Wall Street Journal reports
