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An online system for house rentals, or the smart home renting system, was launched by Alibaba and its home city government (Hangzhou of Zhejiang province) in August this year.

And when we first wrote that, the reaction by so many in the tech sector, perhaps especially in Silicon Valley, but up here in Seattle, as well, was like, “What did they put in the water on the other side of Lake Washington? What’s wrong with you folks? Why are you saying this needs to be regulated? There’s no problem here.” And then within a year, the city of San Francisco passed an ordinance that bars the city of San Francisco from using facial recognition. You see concerns about it literally spreading around the world. So that’s happened very quickly.

And ironically, depending on the criteria used, some of the benefits could go to Chinese-owned companies.

An offshore intermediary trade services center was officially launched in the Shanghai FTZ on April 13. Demand for intermediary trade－a novel commercial form in which the transport and delivery of goods takes place overseas while settlements are dealt with domestically－has been on the rise among multinational companies in the Shanghai FTZ.

And walking into Uber right now — beset by a board of directors sniping at each other through the press, a prominent shareholder suing the company’s founder, Travis Kalanick, and Kalanick reportedly plotting ways to stay in power — could give a lot of people pause. It looks like Jeff Immelt of GE is the current front-runner, but HPE’s Meg Whitman continues to be floated as a candidate despite her strong, repeated denials that she isn’t interested.