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one of the driving forces is the managing partner jenny lee. was the top woman on the list and number 10 overall in 2015. she sat down with tom mackenzie in shanghai is part of our venture chinese series to say where she sees the most growth coming in the chinese tech sector. jenny: our focus is around the whole evolution of consumer buying habits and changing. it our e-commerce upgrade strategy. this year the deals includes companies by alibaba, e-commerce. what we are seeing in new innovation is in off-line destruction. the online companies are leveraging data that has been collected from consumers to now put them off-line and online in terms of what they are shopping and buying off-line. men in a convenience store, that is a big piece for us. online e-commerce integrating into off-line and distracting be off-line traditional experience. the second area of growth ross is always around social. -- growth for us is always around social. if you think about, sitting in the u.s. we always thought that if you fire facebook you're free. in china he c

emily: coming up, china's booming tech sector jennie lee tells us where she sees the most growth andpportunity. uber gets a second chance in london. the details of their 15 month license to operate there. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: air b&b, xiaomi, alibaba and grab are among 22 unicorns that have one thing in common, investments from gigi being capital. -- investments from the capital. the managing partner was the top woman on the list and number 10 overall in 2015. she sat down with tom mackenzie in shanghai is part of our venture chinese series to say where she sees the most growth coming in the chinese text sect or. >> -- tech sector. >> our focus is around the buying habits and changing. we call it e-commerce. this area includes companies by alibaba, what we are seeing in new innovation is off-line destruction. online companies are leveraging data from consumers to now put them off-line and online in terms of what they are buying. that is a big tease for us. online e-commerce integrating into off-line and distracting be off-line traditional experience. the second area is always