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Perfect World, a publisher of online games, disclosed its record of investor relations activities on Monday, mentioning that the company has streamlined some of its internal teams that pose challenges to its future development.
Tencent has sent an email to ByteDance's Douyin on November 11, saying that the firm was trialling a project to gradually allow third-party creators to use some of its copyrighted content and creation tools in their works.
TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo released the advance estimates on Huawei mobile phone parts and shipments. The parts suppliers are resuming their partnerships with Huawei without breaching America's export ban, according to Kuo.
Aerofugia, a subsidiary of Geely Technology Group, announced a full-scale technology demonstrator and the development progress of its TF-2 flying car.
Zhao Weiguo, the former chairman of the Chinese semiconductor company Tsinghua Unigroup, was transferred to the procuratorate for investigation and prosecution on suspicion of duty-related crimes, China's top supervision watchdog reported on March 20.
JD.com, which plans to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 18, is reported to have scheduled a listing hearing on Thursday, May 28.
On June 26, Tesla filed a recall plan with the State Administration for Market Regulation Supervision of China as the company Tesla will make an online software update related to assisted driving.
Chinese tech giants Tencent launched a new video platform named Pianduoduo that rewards users for watching videos, aiming at constantly expanding among the elderly and rural populations.
China’s fintech giant Ant Group on Tuesday responded to the recent news about its IPO postponement due to securities regulator’s investigation, saying the listing process is proceeding in an orderly manner.
Chinese AI firm SenseTime announced the decision to sell 1.5 billion Class B shares globally, including 150 million Class B shares in Hong Kong, 1.35 billion Class B shares internationally, and another 15% over-allotted shares.
Miniso, a US-listed consumer home goods retailer, has received approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for a dual primary listing.
Wang Xing, chairman and CEO of Meituan, and Mu Rongjun, executive director, both no longer shareholders of Shanghai Tutuan Technology Co., Ltd., the main operator of Meituan's online ride-hailing business.