
Xiaomi to Discontinue Blockchain Pet Cryptorabbit on March 1
The Cryptorabbit is a blockchain product launched by Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi in 2018.
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The Cryptorabbit is a blockchain product launched by Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi in 2018.
China’s Beijing Bytedance Technology Co. announced on August 1 that it is shutting down the popular musical.ly video app and merge this short video platform int...
This Monday evening, in response to a rumor that the entire research and development (R&D) team of KE Holdings in Shanghai had been cut, KE Holdings said that the company has adjusted some financial businesses in Shanghai according to the industry environment .
MWC 2023 came to an end on March 2. Global consumer electronics companies showcased their products at the event, including Huawei, Honor, Xiaomi, and other Chinese companies in the mobile communication industry.
The 2020 China Internet Development Report was released on Nov. 23 in Wuzhen, Zhejiang Province, during the 2020 World Internet Conference, revealing the number of 5G online terminal connections exceeds 100 million.
Huawei has recently issued an internal document appointing Ding Yun as the president of firm's Enterprise Business Group (BG), succeeding Peng Zhongyang.
Caocao Chuxing, the ride-hailing arm of automaker Geely, announced the completion of Round B financing worth 3.8 billion yuan ($589 million) on Monday.
Trade tension between the U.S. and China exacerbates as Steve Bannon, former White House chief strategist, says driving out Huawei is more important than the trade deal.
The Indian government announced today it would ban 59 apps developed by Chinese firms as border tensions grow between the two countries.
American tourism experiences platform Airbnb is laying off about 25% of its workforce as the COVID-19 pandemic halts the travel industry and threatens the company's core business.
Tencent has made six major moves within the medical field this year, investing in several medical device enterprises.
On April 25th, Xiaoju Charging announced the launch of the industry's first charging interruption compensation service. It currently covers all Xiaoju Preferred Stations in Hangzhou, China.