An army of Chinese brands led by Xiaomi has come to dominate the domestic smartphone market. SONY, Samsung, Blackberry and a large number of overseas brands have become its victims. Foreign media reported that Samsung's smartphone market share in China fell to 2 percent in Q3, putting it in ninth place.
Huawei is one of the world's largest mobile phone makers, but few Americans have heard of it. This may change soon.
China's shared bike startup ofo has entered Los Angeles and is offering bicycles for rent in Griffith Park. In celebration of the annual autumn festival, ofo arranged booths throughout the park where residents and visitors can test drive ofo bikes and experience bike-sharing culture.
JD Group and Central announced the launch of a new online retail platform to serve consumers in Thailand and Southeast Asia on November 2. The platform is branded JD Central and available online at JD.co.th. Richard Liu said Thailand's resources and location will allow the platform to serve most of southeast Asia.
Nikon China announced it will close Nikon Imaging (China) Co, Ltd, ending one of its manufacturing operations in China.
McDonald's name change became an online joke after its announcement on October 25. Records from the Administration of Industry and Commerce show McDonald's changed its Chinese business name to “Golden Arches (China) Co. Ltd” on October 12.
Ge Hong, Airbnb's global vice president and China president, has resigned. The company said Xiao Jinhong will take the role until a suitable replacement can be found. The news follows an announcement that Airbnb co-founder Nathan Blecharcwyk would assume the position as China president.
Xiaopeng Motors announced that Junli Gu, former lead technician of Tesla’s autopilot machine learning, will join Xiaopeng Motors as vice president of autopilot research and development. Gu’s new role will report directly to He Xiaopeng, the company president.
In 1863, Aisin Gioro Zaichun had just ascended the throne. In London, the world's first subway system as long as 4.8-kilometer began its operation in the same year. More than one hundred years later (1965), the Beijing metro line 1, China's first subway line, just began its construction.
On October 19, official web of China's General Administration of Quality Supervision shows Tesla Motors Sales (Beijing) Co. Ltd. announced to recall certain imported Model X cars and 2277 cars in mainland China are involved.
In a newly built office building in the technology zone of Shenzhen’s Nanshan District lies a plain-looking phone company. This company has few Chinese users, yet it sold over 80 million phones worldwide, far more than Xiaomi and vivo. The Shenzhen-based company named Transsion mainly targets the African market. According to the data of IDC,…
On October 15 It is learned from Zhengzhou customs that the first batch of 46,500 iPhone X has been shipped from Zhengzhou Xinzheng Integrated Bonded Zone. These phones will respectively be shipped to Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates from Xinzheng International Airport and Shanghai Pudong International Airport. SEE ALSO: Apple’s Customer Service Says iPhone…
On September 13 in the morning, Apple released a series of new products. The new iPhone 8 could be booked from September 15 and would be sold publicly on the 22. About half a month after the launch, though Apple hasn’t released its official sales figures, there have been reports that the new iPhones are…
Once the policy is released, Tesla will be on an equal footing with the start-up car companies. On April 22, 2014, Tesla CEO Elon Musk personally delivered the first Model S cars in China to Yu Yongfu, the chairman of Alibaba Entertainment; Li Xiang, the CEO of CHJ Automotive(车和家); Chinese famous host Wang Han and…
On September 25, Starbucks and Alipay announced cooperation. Finally, the Starbucks will accept the payment system at over 2,800 of its cafes across China. “The days that we receive complaints from customers at Starbucks are over.” Alipay declared in its official weibo account. Alipay is available at over 3,200 Starbucks stores worldwide “Do you accept…