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According to the information displayed on Apple's official website, consumers who choose the 'Trade In' service might have their devices recycled by ATRenew (NYSE: RERE), a Chinese consumer electronics transactions and services platform.
Xiaomi sued a blogger named "Long Er Pro" who had repeatedly and maliciously published inaccurate content, such as reports about Xiaomi TV burning and poor cell phone performance.
A memorial video for a Russian content creator has gone viral on Bilibili in the past week. The video features special "bullet chats" in Russian sent from Chinese users of the app.
He Xiaopeng, Chairman of Xpeng, posted on social media on April 29th a warm welcome to the potential entry of Tesla's FSD into China.
Yahoo, an American Internet portal, announced on its official website that from November 1, 2021, users from the Chinese Mainland will not be able to use Yahoo's products and services.
On March 21st, Kingsoft Office officially released its 2022 financial report. It achieved an operating income of 3.885 billion yuan (about $ 0.56 billion), a year-on-year increase of 18.44%.
ATRenew, a leading Chinese platform for pre-owned consumer electronics trading and recycling, announced robust financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2024 on March 11, highlighting strong revenue growth and profitability driven by accelerating trade-in services and diversified product offerings.
On July 4th, after about 7 hours, Shenzhou-12 taikonauts worked closely together and successfully completed all the scheduled tasks during their extravehicular activities.
A range of online service providers under Alibaba Group have canceled the advertisements that usually appear when users open the apps.
On August 30th, SMEC announced its plan to establish a holding subsidiary and engage in related transactions.
Despite Kimi's current success, a securities analyst warned that its relatively low technical threshold could lead to intense competition in the future.
On July 27th, Chinese battery manufacturer SUNWODA announced today that the company plans to establish an electric vehicle power battery factory in Hungary, with an initial investment of up to ¥1.96 billion ($274 million).