
Fast Fashion Platform SHEIN Tops US Downloads for First Time
Cross-border fashion e-commerce company SHEIN is now the most downloaded application in the United States, surpassing other powerhouses like TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, and even Amazon.
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Cross-border fashion e-commerce company SHEIN is now the most downloaded application in the United States, surpassing other powerhouses like TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, and even Amazon.
Local authorities across China began rolling out new drone regulations. Wu Xi, a southeastern city in Jiangsu province and Sichuan already had such regulations....
Three weeks after China announced the outbreak of a new strain of coronavirus in the city of Wuhan, more than 400 people in China have been diagnosed with the virus, and nine have died.
Users spent approximately $2.3 billion last year on ByteDance's popular video-sharing app TikTok, according to data published on January 13 by Sensor Tower.
China (Changsha) Intelligent Manufacturing Summit witnessed the signings of 14 major project contracts with a total investment of 34.3 billon yuan, on December ...
Chinese automaker BYD announced Wednesday that it plans to use its own funds to buy back RMB common shares (A shares) through centralized bidding or other means approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
Chinese tech giant Huawei is investing in lithography machines, one of the core equipments required in semiconductor manufacturing, in a bid to mitigate the ongoing global chip shortage.
After carrying out a series of technology security upgrades, Tencent on Thursday resumed new registrations for WeChat personal and official accounts.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer NIO launched a paid membership service on September 5.
Tensor Flow, Google AI learning system, had significant security flaws. When using this system to edit the AI scenarios, it is likely to suffer malware attacks,...
On December 3rd, Tencent Music Entertainment Group announced that MOO Music, a subsidiary of the group, will officially cease its services on December 31st, 2023.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is planning to take over food delivery platform Ele.me for $9.5 billion. While Alibaba and ele.me have both declined to comment...