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The Daily Startup: DCM Investor Likes B2B in China-But Not Yet

2014-11-25 01:20:18| Apparel - Topix.net

Hurst Lin , co-founder of popular Web portal Sina.com and co-founding general partner of DCM China , the China arm of venture capital firm DCM , has a pretty good view of what works and what doesn't in China , the WSJ's William Kazer reports. DCM has about $2.6 billion in assets under management, much of it focused on the China market these days, and it has a strong hit rate with companies going public, such as Guangzhou-based online retailer VIPshop , online travel firm Tuniu and online marketplace 58.com .

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