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Developing easy-to-use software for video editing: Inside China's Startups
Pearl Mountain seeks a slice of a global video editing software market that is expected to hit USD 1.1 billion by 2025.
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Shenzhen follows Hong Kong and Shanghai in allowing tech companies to implement a dual-share structure.
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