VCs say more is to come from the tech boom - AVCJ Forum
The technology boom has seen a large amount of capital enter start-ups in the online-to-offline (O2O) and mobile consumer spaces, and VC investors think there are still plenty of innovative start-ups worth backing.
Raymond Yang, managing partner of China and US-focused WestSummit Capital, told the AVCJ Forum in Hong Kong that he sees a growing trend of new generation companies competing with traditional businesses....
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