
Ant Group Refunds $2.8T to Shanghai Investors after IPO Suspension
Ant Group on the evening of Nov. 5, Beijing local time, announced to officially start to refund the $2.8 trillion on Nov. 6 to Shanghai investors
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Ant Group on the evening of Nov. 5, Beijing local time, announced to officially start to refund the $2.8 trillion on Nov. 6 to Shanghai investors
Chinese food delivery platform Meituan reported better-than-expected fourth quarter and full year revenues but warned that continued investment in its community group buying business would likely lead to losses in future quarters.
Luckin Coffee, the Starbucks challenger in China, is seeking to raise up to $510 million in the U.S. initial public offering (IPO).
The latest data from tech analysis firm Canalys shows that in the third quarter of 2021, the global shipment of wearable wristband devices reached 47.82 million units, down 11% year-on-year.
Starbucks is planning to open 600 new stores in China next year, thus operating 6,000 stores across 230 cities by the end of 2022.
Chinese online discount retailer Vipshop has refuted claims that it is selling counterfeit items on its platform, citing an authentication report from a government-backed enterprise as proof.
Galactic Energy, a Chinese private space launch firm, announced Sunday that it had completed its Series B and B+ rounds of financing totaling 1.27 billion yuan ($200.6 billion).
UK regulators are investigating ByteDance's short video application TikTok on how they handle the personal data collected from younger users, and whether it prioritizes the safety of children on its social network.
OPPO held a “Super VOOC Flash Charge Day” on Nov. 6 in Shanghai, in celebration of shipping over 100 million smartphone devices equipped with its VOOC Flash Cha...
Well-known market research firm IDC released its Q4 2017 global handset shipments report on February 1. The document shows Apple surpassed Samsung as the world'...
From China's e-commerce hub Hangzhou, to the inland agricultural base of Henan Province, and even in far-off Tibet, vocational colleges across China are training young people to become professional influencers.
Xiaomi surpassed Samsung as the largest smartphone brand in India in January and announced a product release conference in New Delhi on February 14. SEE ALSO: ...