The Thai entertainment company GMM Music announced that Chinese internet giant Tencent and its music entertainment platform Tencent Music Entertainment will acquire 10% of its shares for $70 million.
Boeing China President Alvin Liu stated that Boeing has resumed delivering new aircraft to China and continues to regard the Chinese market as a top priority.
On May 14th, Leapmotor and Stellantis Group jointly held a press conference, announcing the official establishment of the joint venture company Leapmotor International.
XPeng Motors announced a partnership with Australian company TrueEV and will launch the XPeng G6 coupe SUV in Australia in the fourth quarter of this year.
Tesla's Shanghai Megafactory project for energy storage has been approved, making it Tesla's first energy storage megafactory project outside the United States mainland.
On April 28th, BYD's first outbound SkyRail was successfully delivered and will be put into operation on Line 17-Gold of the São Paulo Metro in Brazil.
On April 9th, XPeng Motors announced that nearly a thousand XPeng G9 vehicles have been shipped to Germany. This is the largest overseas shipment in XPeng Motors' history.
The CNSA and the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation of Thailand jointly signed a MOU on exploring and peacefully using outer space cooperation, as well as a MOU on cooperation in international lunar research stations.
Micron has invested over 11 billion yuan in the Chinese market. After expanding its factory in Xi'an, the number of Micron China team members will reach 4,800.
Authoritative institution PYMNTS released the global shopping app rankings for February. Chinese cross-border e-commerce platform SHEIN has topped the list for the seventh consecutive month.
As XPeng Motors accelerates its overseas expansion 2.0 strategy, multiple models of XPeng Motors will be launched and delivered in five countries across the Middle East and Africa starting from Q2.
At present, Starbucks has surpassed 7,000 stores in the mainland Chinese market and is confident in continuing to be a leader in China's high-end coffee market.
HP responded that the cancellation of Hewlett-Packard Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. will not have any impact on the normal operation of its other two companies in Shanghai, and denied the claim of transferring production chains.
