--FILE--un livreur de nourriture chinoise société de livraison Ele.me rides un vélo électrique pour livrer des repas à Shanghai, Chine, 24 mars 2015. E de la Chine

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• ID de l’image: W8HJ52
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• Dimensions: 5760 x 3840 px | 48,8 x 32,5 cm | 19,2 x 12,8 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 24 mars 2015
• Photographe: Imaginechina

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--FILE--A deliveryman of Chinese food delivery company Ele.me rides an electric bike to deliver meals in Shanghai, China, 24 March 2015. As China's economy stutters, growing numbers of diners on a budget are tapping into smartphone applications to snap up meal delivery deals, spelling big trouble for fast food chains like Yum Brands Inc's KFC and Pizza Hut. People like Li Jiali, a 20-year-old Shanghai student, say they have all the dining options they need nestling in their phones, without needing to venture out of the house. Li's smartphone is packed with cut-price food delivery apps from some of China's biggest internet firms, like Baidu Inc's Waimai, Alibaba-linked Meituan and Tencent-backed Ele.me - meaning "Hungry?". These allow thousands of mom-and-pop restaurants to lure diners previously beyond their marketing reach.

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