WantChinaTimes | Ctrip and Qunar unlikely to remain independent after alliance WantChinaTimes China's leading online travel company Ctrip announced its alliance with rival Qunar through a share swap on Oct. 26. Internet giant Baidu, which invested in Qunar in 2011, has agreed to exchange 45% of its voting rights in Qunar for 25% in Ctrip, Sina ... |
2015-10-29
Ctrip and Qunar unlikely to remain independent after alliance – WantChinaTimes
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