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China cyber watchdog punishes the country’s major online live streaming platforms for spreading “vulgar” content.
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China cyber watchdog punishes the country’s major online live streaming platforms for spreading “vulgar” content.

On August 25, Shanghai Secoo E-Commerce Co., Ltd., an affiliated company of luxury e-commerce platform Secoo, added a bankruptcy review case.

As the novel coronavirus continues to spread across the world, public gatherings have been banned in many countries, thus some most expected global tech events have been canceled.

Huawei staff told Netease Technology that Honor changed the way it is motivating and assessing employees. The Honor department is relatively independent, with s...

Time magazine on Thursday selected the top 100 most influential enterprises in the world in 2022. Electric vehicle maker BYD, short video app TikTok, Apple, Google, Microsoft made it among the top in the list.

On the afternoon of December 12, Chinese logistics service provider SF Express emerged as a trending topic on Chinese social media outlet Weibo because its mini program and PC page crashed. After some emergency repairs, the company's services went back to normal.

Walmart and TikTok announced this morning that they will co-host the first “shoppable” live-stream event on TikTok on Dec. 18, at 8 p.m (EST).

China's Space Science Center released the first batch of scientific images captured by the country's first comprehensive solar probe on December 13. The Advanced Space-Based Solar Observatory (ASO-S), dubbed Kuafu-1, has been operating in orbit for two months.

Wang Gang, Vice President of Alibaba and head of the autonomous driving lab of DAMO Academy, recently left the job.

TikTok's parent company ByteDance is considering setting up a global headquarters for its popular video sharing app TikTok outside of China.

Corporate services firm Recurrent AI on Monday announced its completion of a new round of financing worth $38 million.

NetEase carried out its secondary listing in Hong Kong on Thursday with shares popping as much as 8 percent on the first day of trading.