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A recent report suggested that Chinese fast fashion retailer SHEIN could face the threat of a "Shut Down SHEIN" campaign. SHEIN has denied the allegations and affirmed its adherence to US laws and regulations.
Gigacloud Technology, a trading platform engaged in the export of large commodities, submitted documents to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on July 8, planning to list on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol "GCT."
In China's rapidly diversifying e-commerce industry, livestreaming is emerging as a top method for driving sales.
On November 13, 01.AI announced a strategic partnership with Huawei to develop Ascend-native AI models jointly.
Chinese war epic 'The Battle at Lake Changjin' has been released for 56 days, during which time the cumulative box office total has exceeded 5.695 billion ($891 million).
BlueCity, owner of China’s largest dating app for gay men Blued, said on Tuesday that it has obtained a license for an Internet hospital in China for the brand’s health service platform.
In last week’s news, Chinese computer vision startup Clobotics secured roughly $31 million in funding to be used for research and development, prominent VC firm Source Code Capital raised $1 billion in capital commitments and online grocery company Dingdong Maicai raked in over $700 million from regional expansion.
During a press conference held on the morning of August 19, officials of the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) answered questions from reporters. One response pertained to a high profile investigation by authorities into Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi.
An unmanned noodle restaurant that promises hot bowls of noodles without staff assistance in less than one minute was this week's hot business topic. But withi...
If there were no coronavirus, Chinese students would have already been back to school for their spring semester, but the spread of the disease has changed everything.
Electric car maker NIO found itself in a real hassle when Megatronix, a newly-founded electric car software company, started poaching its employees.
According to The Paper, Chen Xiangdong, founder and CEO of GSX, responded on his WeChat moments, claiming: “We are out of words for how shameless this report is.”