
Xiaomi Vice President Lin Shiwei: Company to Enter Auto Finance Sector Featuring In-car Payments
Lin Shiwei, the Vice President of Xiaomi, said in an interview that the company will enter the auto finance industry.
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Lin Shiwei, the Vice President of Xiaomi, said in an interview that the company will enter the auto finance industry.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group's Taobao launched its consumer-to-manufacturer (C2M) system to bring 10 billion orders across China over the next three years.

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued a notice today in regard to a pilot plan for methods of new energy vehicle power swapping.

Chinese tech giant ByteDance will trim its 2000-plus Indian team due to a recent ban New Delhi imposed on TikTok, the company announced on Wednesday. The firm has yet to specify just how many employees may lose their jobs.

LinkSure Literature, the online reading platform under LinkSure Network, has finalized its Series A round of funding, with investors led by Hopu Fund. After the financing, the valuation of the company has reached $1 billion, making it a new unicorn amid this year's “capital winter”.

Granted a virtual banking license by Hong Kong Monetary Authority on May 9, 2019, AirStar Bank is expected to officially begin operating in July 2020.

Beijing Papaya Mobile Technology Co. recently rescinded its IPO application from the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s recently established science and technology innovation board.

JD.com, a leading Chinese e-commerce firm, announced on Wednesday that it has renewed a strategic cooperation agreement with Tencent for a period of three years.

Chinese electronics recycling and trading major ATRenew on Monday extended its quarterly profit for the seventh straight quarter. Its first-quarter revenue grew up 27.1 percent to 3.65 billion yuan, meeting the top end of its guidance.

Meitu announced that it had purchased $22.1 million worth of Etherium (ETH) and $17.9 million in Bitcoin (BTC) via open market transactions on March 5.

Looks like Tesla consumers will be getting an early treat this month, as the company announced on Feb. 20 during a celebratory event in Beijing that it will be delivering the Model 3 in China at least a week earlier than expected.

HeyTea is partnering with the Shenzhen-based food technology company Starfield to offer more vegetarian food options to customers.