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Pinduoduo launched its ‘Xixi Festival’ event in celebration of this year’s Qixi Festival, also known as Chinese Valentine’s Day.
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Pinduoduo launched its ‘Xixi Festival’ event in celebration of this year’s Qixi Festival, also known as Chinese Valentine’s Day.
Intel defended its decision to take down an advertisement featuring Chinese standup comedian Yang Li over the past weekend after Internet users questioning the company’s values and beliefs.
On March 2, OPPO unveiled teaser images of the R15 on Weibo. Photos of this new OPPO smartphone had sparked lively online discussions. SEE ALSO: OPPO Launches ...
A WeChat mini program named "TheOne.art NFT" was banned by Tencent on February 21 because the digital collection service it provided belongs to a service category that has not yet been authorized.
Chairman and CEO of Lenovo Group Yang Yuanqing delivered the opening speech at the 2018 Spring Festival Gala, stating that 2017 was a key year for Lenovo's inte...
SiEngine Technology, an automotive electronic chip developer, officially released the automotive chip brand "DragonHawk" and its intelligent cockpit chip "DragonHawk 1."
On May 3rd, Alipay announced the addition of two new money market funds to Yu’e Bao, the idle funds management platform within the Alipay app with the world's l...
Xiaohongshu's possible Series E, US-based food delivery company seeing a surge in contactless takeaway orders, a Chinese ed-tech startup providing online research counseling, a medical diagnostic company and a major local hotel chain.
Elon Musk purchased 1255 FDA-approved ResMed, Philips & Medtronic ventilators from China and donated them to the state of California.
Chinese beverage chain HeyTea has denied a report on Wednesday that it has been carrying out major internal layoffs, claiming that its adjustment of a small number of employees is part of its normal business operations.
On May 16, leading online brokers Futu Holdings and UP Fintech Holding Limited, known as “Tiger Brokers” in Asia, successively announced that their apps will be removed from app stores on the Chinese mainland.
NIO rescheduled its conference call for the second quarter (Q2) of 2019 on September 25, clarifying that the company only lost 22 billion yuan ($3.1 billion) instead of the rumored $5 billion.