
Alibaba Acquires 100% Shareholding of Youku Movie
Youku Movie Co., Ltd.'s original shareholder, Youku Information Technology Co., Ltd., withdrew, and Alibaba Digital Media & Entertainment Group acquired its 100% shareholding.
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Youku Movie Co., Ltd.'s original shareholder, Youku Information Technology Co., Ltd., withdrew, and Alibaba Digital Media & Entertainment Group acquired its 100% shareholding.
On June 23, Tianyancha showed that Dongxia Datong Company was listed as a judgment debtor by the Haidian District People's Court of Beijing, obliging it to pay about 13.416 million yuan in fines.
Internet giants Alibaba and JD.com are still flirting with plans to open self-serve stores, but the first group of similar businesses has imploded in Shanghai. ...
Liu Chuanzhi, founding father of the Lenovo Group, is about to step down as the chairman of Lenovo’s parent company Legend Holdings.
According to the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (SEHK) today, Xiaomi has officially submitted their IPO application documents. Xiaomi is expected to become...
Lenovo Group, a leading Chinese technology firm, announced on Monday night that Cher Wang and Xue Lan have been appointed as independent non-executive directors of the company with effect from June 20, 2022.
Intra-city freight platform Kuaigou Dache, known as GoGoX overseas, filed a prospectus for a planned listing on the HKEx main board, according to HKEx filings.
Tencent Holdings-backed Missfresh has completed a new round of financing worth $495 million, LatePost reported, the biggest fundraising that a Chinese grocery start-up has ever received.
Leading Chinese battery firm Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited (CATL) announced on Thursday that it has obtained the world's first UNECE R100.03 approval for EV battery systems, granted by the German Ministry of Transport.
Self-driving truck company TuSimple revealed on Tuesday its prospectus with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), planning to go public on Nasdaq on April 15th with the ticker “TSP.”
More and more Chinese chose spend their Spring Festival holiday traveling. The number of people who enjoyed the week-long holiday break overseas grew by 28 percent, according to Alibaba.
Hong Kong media reported on Monday that Chinese gaming giant NetEase’s music streaming arm NetEase Cloud Music would pass its listing hearing as soon as this week, eyeing raising about $1 billion. Its co-sponsors are Merrill Lynch, CICC and Credit Suisse. The music platform declined to comment on the news.