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On August 22, Chinese coffee chain Luckin Coffee issued a statement on infringement phenomena about its partnership model, saying that it has suspended the recruitment of partnership store operators with uncertain reopening timetables.
Xiaomi officially announced on Friday that the company has partnered with several universities across China and is in the process of building several workshops to be opened over the next few months.
China has built a total of 718,000 5G base stations throughout the country this year, most of them in large and medium-sized cities, the government announced.
Enterprise services were the center of attention last week.
Xiaomi has appointed the new general manager and deputy general manager for the company's Robotics Division, a subsidiary of the Mobile Phone Department, showing that Xiaomi attaches great importance to this innovative business.
He Xiaopeng, founder of Xpeng Motors, recently posted on Weibo his thoughts about the future of the electric vehicle industry, following Tesla’s 17% drop in share price earlier this week.
Recently, on JobStreet, a recruitment website in Southeast Asia, Chinese coffee chain Luckin Coffee was shown to be recruiting store managers in Singapore, offering a monthly salary ranging from S$3,800 to S$4,900 ($2,824 - $3,641).
JD.com logistics CEO Wang Zhen-hui said at 2017 NewGen Logistics World Summit on December 11 that due to consumption, industrial upgrades and technological adva...
Chinese apartment rental platform Ziroom announced on Nov. 30 to acquire and merge with Bestbond, an operator for boutique long-term apartment rentals, amid th...
October 25 is the birthday of Huawei's founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei, and his daughter Meng Wanzhou posted a birthday blessing on Chinese social media WeChat.
Short video app TikTok has opened an office in close proximity to Facebook’s headquarters in Silicon Valley and has begun poaching Facebook employees
Alibaba.com, a leading e-commerce marketplace operated by internet giant Alibaba, launched "Alibaba.com Pay" on Friday, which mainly serves small and medium-sized business customers engaged in cross-border foreign trade.