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The answer is NO. If you go to a Starbucks in the U.S., chances are you would bump into clusters of coffee consumers leisurely chatting to one another while ...
Ma Huateng, the CEO of the Chinese Internet giant Tencent Holdings, was in the news recently for the screen shot of his altercation with Bytedance CEO on the la...
The digital currency trial in the city of Suzhou came to an end on Dec. 27 at midnight, Beijing local time, which lasted for two weeks starting from Dec. 11.
nnheim District Court in Germany ruled in favor of Nokia in a patent case against vivo. The lawsuit involved Nokia's 4G standard essential patents (SEPs), which may result in vivo products being unable to be sold in Germany.
Douyin E-Commerce, the online shopping arm of the Chinese mainland version of TikTok, has launched testing for a new tool called Douke to attract more user traffic.
This marks the opening of Luckin Coffee's 10,000th store and has been a milestone event for the company since its founding six years ago. Over the past six years, Luckin has witnessed its shining moment with its listing on NASDAQ in 2019 but also suffered from financial fraud allegations and bankruptcy reorganization in April 2020.
Chinese telecommunications and electronics giant Huawei released six new data storage products on Wednesday, which will help customers build safer, more reliable and more efficient databases.
GOME Retail on Monday released its unaudited interim results for the six-month period ended Jun. 30, 2020, showing its parent company experienced a loss of 2.623 billion yuan for the period.
This week: China to create its own NFT industry based on state-backed blockchain infrastructure, Animoca Brands sees private valuation surge to $5 billion, and more.
After several tragedies of passenger rape and murder while using Didi, a Chinese ride-hailing company, people have once again raised concerns about safety.
As of the end of June, the installed capacity of power batteries in China had reached 531.9 GWh, remaining top in the world.
Chinese technology giant Huawei announced on Wednesday that it will rename its “consumer business” as its “terminal business,” marking an initial entrance into the commercial sector.