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NIU has launched two all-new scooters, the M+ and N-GT in the Louvre Museum, Paris, on June 12. The scooters that have been specifically customized for the Euro...
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NIU has launched two all-new scooters, the M+ and N-GT in the Louvre Museum, Paris, on June 12. The scooters that have been specifically customized for the Euro...
Baidu and CATL will cooperate on autonomous driving and digitalization to jointly promote the popularization and development of autonomous driving, as well as the application of AI in industry.
Alibaba enters the AI glasses market and reaches a strategic cooperation with RayNeo. The product will be integrated with Tongyi Large Model.
Douyin, the Chinese version of the global short-video app TikTok, is actively expanding its self-operated e-commerce business in preparation for the upcoming "618" shopping festival on June 18th.
Guangzhou-based L4 autonomous driving company WeRide on Sept. 10 launched autonomous driving services in villages in the city in Guangzhou, which is currently in the road test stage.
On Jan. 14, the General Administration of Customs reported the total value of China’s cross-border e-commerce exports in 2020 reached 1.12 trillion yuan with a surge of 40.1% from 2019.
Xiaomi's Changping Smart Factory in Beijing has officially completed construction and started production.
Amazon China’s Prime Day was held on July 15 and 16, soon after the company closed its cooperation with third party vendors.
OPPO is set to hold the inaugural INNO DAY 2019 conference in Shenzhen, China on December 10.
The DAMO Academy released its "Top Ten Technology Trends in 2022," marking the fourth time that the institution has offered a forecast of cutting-edge science and technology trends.
According to enterprise information platform Tianyancha, Dongxia Datong (Beijing) Management Consulting Co. Ltd., the operator of the now defunct bike-sharing platform Ofo, was found to possess no executable funds following a court order on June 10.
Alibaba Group has delayed its much-awaited listing in Hong Kong that could help the company to rake in up to $15 billion.