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Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) finally announced the first mobile virtual network operators (MVNO) last week, half a year after licenses were open for application. Five of them will work with both China Unicom and China Telecom. JD.com, the leading online retailer in China, is allowed to operate services with China Telecom in 46 Chinese cities and with China Unicom in 35 cities. With the MVNO license, BUSAP plans to offer servies for both end users on buses and bus companies. For bus companies, BUSAP will offer Internet-based services or apps for bus monitoring, bus dispatch and so on.