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Starting in mid-March 2023, 361° was the first to release its full-year performance for 2022, with revenue of RMB 6.96 billion (about $1 billion), continuing to break historical revenue records and increasing by 17.3% year-on-year.
Earlier in December, the Chinese Football Association announced several major changes to the regulatory policies of the top-level professional leagues, including a significant salary cap for incoming recruits.
While Espanyol is in its difficult time of remaining in La Liga, its Chinese striker missed a chance that is impossible to miss to score.
Rudi Ying, a promising 21-year old Chinese ice hockey player seized global attention when he was just nine years old. Some pundits speculate, if things goes well, he could be the future Jeremy Lin of ice hockey. We were glad to meet Rudi on the ice rink in between his training and matches.
China's national central television CCTV announced on Oct. 9 that the TV program planned to televise Game 5 of the NBA Finals live to viewers in China. This was the first NBA game broadcast on the state-owned television in more than a year.
Coca-Cola Company and China Mengniu Dairy Company Ltd have signed the first-ever Joint TOP Partnership Agreement.
The summer of 2019 has ended, and for sports fans, the summer of 2020 heralds a new round of sleepless nights and exciting games.
The country's burgeoning middle class plays a pivotal role in this expansion, boasting financial empowerment and readiness to invest.
Right before the opening of Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Intel and Alibaba announced that they were teaming up to develop athlete tracking technology powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that is aimed to be deployed at the Olympic Games Tokyo in 2020.
As Asians embrace sports in the United States, stereotypes are gradually fading. Rapp is set to showcase his Asian heritage in American football. Promising transformations are happening on America’s campuses.
As Lee Chong Wei announced his retirement in badminton, there will be no more epic playoffs between Lin and Lee. However, for badminton fans living in this era, the extraordinary matches between Lin and Lee will forever remain classics in badminton history.
Adidas recently released its financial report for the second quarter of 2021, which showed that revenue for Greater China during the period was only 1 billion euros ($1.174 billion), down 16% year-on-year.