Chinese tech company Momo (NASDAQ: MOMO) recently launched Zao, a face-swapping app powered by artificial intelligence that lets users insert themselves into clips of popular TV shows and movies with ...

Momo, the popular Chinese flirting app valued at $2 billion, is making a retreat from the international market after it announced plans to discontinue the English version of its service on July 1. The ...

This year’s been notable for Chinese tech IPOs in the U.S.. Alibaba, close rival JD.com and Weibo — China’s Twitter equivalent — have listed on North American soil, but there’s another incoming. Momo, ...

Momo, the Chinese app that lets you flirt with nearby strangers, has released an updated version with several enhanced features aimed at monetization. According to QQ Net (h/t Tech in Asia), Momo ...

The two “Tinders of China” just joined forces to dominate online dating. To understand why Momo bought Tantan, take a closer look at Momo's core business. Momo's namesake app, which lets users find ...

Some mobile app stores in China have dropped Momo's Tantan app China social networking name Momo Inc (NASDAQ:MOMO) is near the bottom of the Nasdaq today, on news that some mobile app stores in China ...

Momo’s name change to Hello Group may reflect a change in its business mix, and also a bid to sound friendlier to U.S. investors. The company trades at a weak valuation compared to global peers, but ...

Editor’s note: This post originally appeared on TechNode, an editorial partner of TechCrunch based in China. Momo, China’s top location-based social networking app, has continued its impressive user ...

A new face-swapping app called Zao surges to the top of the charts in China. Yet Zao immediately faced a user backlash regarding its privacy agreement, which grants Momo a "free, irrevocable, ...

Momo (NASDAQ: MOMO) recently closed its acquisition of dating app Tantan in a cash and stock deal worth nearly $800 million, which broke down to $600.9 million in cash and the rest in newly issued ...