
Video Sharing App VMate Got over $100M Investment from Alibaba
As video sharing apps go viral on social media, Alibaba invested over $100 million into Vmate, which is previously owned by its subsidiary UCWeb.
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As video sharing apps go viral on social media, Alibaba invested over $100 million into Vmate, which is previously owned by its subsidiary UCWeb.

Officials in Beijing held a press conference on Friday morning, during which Li Kuiwen, spokesperson of the General Administration of Customs, disclosed that China's foreign trade has achieved rapid growth in the previous year.

Rumors have swirled recently that Chinese tech giant Xiaomi plans to lay off 10% of its employees, mainly targeting new employees and fresh graduates.

Tuya Smart, an Internet of Things (IoT) smart product solutions provider, has reportedly been carrying out layoffs involving hundreds of employees since last year.

This is the lowest proportion of game business in total revenue. On March 21, Tencent released its unaudited fourth-quarter comprehensive performance and audit...

LinkMore, a clothing supply chain SaaS (Software as a Service) provider, on Tuesday completed an A+ round of strategic financing worth $30 million.

After being accused of mishandling American user data and censoring content shown on the video-sharing app, TikTok released a statement on October 25 refuting the claims.

Huawei confirmed that Su Jing, a key figure in its intelligent driving product division, had left the company.

FF and Leshi Internet founder Jia Yueting said on July 2 that his personal bankruptcy reorganization process was finally completed on June 26 in the United States.

On May 8th, China's reusable experimental spacecraft successfully returned to its scheduled landing site after a 276-day flight. This achievement marks a significant breakthrough in China's research on reusable spacecraft technology.

Chinese video sharing site Bilibili teamed up with Dirty Monkey Films to launch the “Bilibili x Dirty Monkey Films Young Director Support Program” on November 27.

ByteDance is planning to shrink its financial businesses including selling the stock broking business in China.