How Tencent Learned to Sell Cotton
A veteran supply chain manager writes about how partnership with Tencent benefitted hundreds of cotton dealers along the Yangtze River economic belt.
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Tencent’s Chip Business
The decision to make chips was not a baseless one, nor a hasty one. We knew it from the beginning that Tencent’s demand was large enough for us to do this.