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Xiaomi has officially denied claims that Hyper OS is a self-developed system, a rumor that the company suggests was propagated to stir up controversy between Xiaomi and Huawei.
WeChat and TikTok had obtained operating licenses before the deadline on December 31st last year, and Telegram's application is in the final stages. In addition, Meta has initiated the license application process, with expectations of completion soon.
Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng on Wednesday premiered its third production model, the XPeng P5 smart sedan.
In the previous financial quarter, Alibaba International reported a substantial 45% year-on-year revenue increase, largely driven by the expansion of its cross-border operations, notably through the AliExpress' Choice service.
On June 16, Li Auto's responsible person responded to multiple rear-end collisions involving Li Auto vehicles, attributing the accidents to slippery roads due to rain and following too closely.
Reuters reported on Tuesday that Chinese housing broker KE Holdings is planning a Hong Kong stock market listing with an aim to raise $2 billion in funds. In an emailed response to Reuters, KE denied the plan.
Various Chinese social media accounts spread a message recently stating that travelers stranded in Xinjiang due to an ongoing surge in COVID cases could consider finding jobs in the local area. Local authorities said the message was a misinterpretation of the current situation.
Recently, Chinese food delivery platform Ele.me launched an AI culinary analysis system for merchants named 'exiaowei', trying to help merchants develop new dishes through digital technology and market insight.
On June 15th, a football match between Argentina and Australia took place at the Beijing Workers' Stadium. However, a zealous fan broke onto the pitch to hug Lionel Messi.
SHEIN invests in Forever 21's parent company, embarking on new attempts: e-commerce platform and offline experiments.
After the resignation by Chen Dingjia, Kuaishou undergoes architectural adjustments.
Alibaba's newly appointed CEO, Eddie Wu, has established two strategic priorities: putting users first and driving AI.