Globe7 HK Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hyderabad-based technology, ecommerce and online advertisement solutions provider Northgate Technologies Limited, has formed partnerships with Chinese advertising giants Baidu, Alimama and Allyes to build mainland advertising exposure to its products Globe7.


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