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Group Buy Sites Meituan, Lashou, Didatuan Seek Funds
China Business News, 2/21/11
Wang Xing, CEO of Chinese group buy site Meituan.com, has revealed that the company is in talks to obtain second-round funding. Read More
Aibang Sues Former President Over Group Buying Site
Netease Tech, 9/08/10
Chinese local search site Aibang has filed a lawsuit against former president Song Zhongjie and other former employees for over RMB 500,000 in compensation. Read More
Aibang: Departed Staff Broke Non-Compete Agreement
Sina Tech, 7/15/10
Chinese local search site Aibang has issued a statement regarding the creation of a group buying site by former president Song Zhongjie and other employees who recently left Aibang, accusing the departed staff of violating non-disclosure and non-compete agreements and calling on them to "abide by professional ethics." Read More
Ex-Googlers from Aibang Launch Group Buy Site
Sina Tech, 7/14/10
Song Zhongjie, former general manager of sales for the China region at Google, has entered the group purchasing market with a new site that launched today, Didatuan.com. Read More
Rumor: Ex-Googlers Leave Aibang
Techweb, 7/08/10
An industry source has revealed that Song Zhongjie, the former Google China executive who left to join local search site Aibang as president, and two other former Google employees who joined Aibang as directors of sales and marketing have all simultaneously resigned from Aibang. Read More
Aibang: 3 Ex-Googlers Recruited, Agencies Next
DoNews, 4/20/10
President and CEO Jerry Liu has revealed that Chinese local search engine Aibang recently recruited three former Google China employees, and the company will focus on developing mobile local search in 2010. Read More
Ex-Google Sales GM Joins Aibang
The Beijing News, 4/19/10
On April 16, former Google China sales GM Song Zhongjie resigned; on April 19, he announced that he would join Beijing-based local search engine Aibang.com as president alongside Aibang CEO Jerry Liu. Read More
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