China Youzan Carries Out Mass Layoffs, VP Leaves
SaaS service provider China Youzan has launched its first round of layoffs this month. The first employees to be cut are product and technology R&D staff.
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A Look at Seven Listed Semiconductor Firms in China Backed by Huawei
In 2019, Huawei set up Shenzhen Hubble Technology Investment Partnership, an investment company which, to date, has invested in seven semiconductor companies that have gone on to be publicly listed.
10/8/20223 min read
Alibaba Responds to Establishment of "Yuanjing Shengsheng": Future Business Related to Metaverse
According to enterprise information inquiry platform Qichacha, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba set up a wholly-owned subsidiary called "Yuanjing Shengsheng" on Monday.
12/8/20212 min read
ByteDance's Medical Website, Baike Mingyi, Has Been Shut Down
Recently, the internet medical website Baike Mingyi, which was fully acquired and controlled by ByteDance, has ceased operations.
2/1/20243 min read
Huawei Mate 10 Pro Can be Reserved in US on Multi-Business Platforms
Huawei brought its Mate 10 Pro into the American market at CES. But under pressure from Washington, AT&T pulled out at the last minute and decided not to ca...
Bilibili Board Gives Green Light to Chase Dual-Primary Listing
Bilibili announced on Wednesday that its board of directors approved a motion to pursue voluntary conversion to a dual-primary listing on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx).
Alibaba International Station Bans the Sale of E-cigs From May 1
On Thursday, Alibaba International Station announced that it will ban the sale of e-cigarettes starting May 1, 2022.
4/2/20222 min read
Meet Jingxi, JD.com's Attempt to Fend Off Pinduoduo and Tackle China's Lower-Tier Cities
China's largest online retailer JD.com has rebranded its own group-buying app & WeChat mini-program as ‘Jingxi’ to target consumers in China’s lower-tier cities.
11/25/20197 min read
Huawei to Authorize Smartphone Design for Third-Party Brands to Bypass U.S. Sanctions, Sources Say
Huawei is reportedly planning to license its mobile smartphone design to some third-party brands as a result of U.S. sanctions.
11/16/20213 min read
Turning Their Backs on Factories, China’s Small-Town Youths Make a Living on the Internet
With factory workers who once formed China’s economic backbone aging and their children shifting from traditional sectors to the booming Internet industry, policymakers have taken steps to address the change.
9/10/202118 min read
Huawei Sues Xiaomi for Patent Infringements
Huawei and Xiaomi, two Chinese technology giants, have recently become ensnared in a patent dispute. The two companies are actively negotiating a deal on patent licensing and it is industry practice to solve the licensing problem through mediation.
Delivery Platforms Pilot Contactless Services During Coronavirus Outbreak
Ever since the coronavirus outbreak, multiple delivery platforms in China have now proceeded with contactless delivery services.
2/4/20202 min read