On February 20th, Taobao announced the establishment of a live e-commerce company to provide fully managed operational services for celebrities, KOLs, and MCN agencies entering Taobao to start live streaming.
DJI has been developing sweeping robots for four years and is expected to release them next year, with pricing similar to high-end floor-cleaning robots on the market.
In a bid to bolster its market position and appeal to consumers, Tesla has recently rolled out substantial price adjustments for its vehicle lineup in both China and the United States.
Recently, a Chinese social media influencer, "Li Yizhou," made headlines on the internet for reportedly earning up to 50 million yuan by selling AI courses. However, both Li Yizhou himself and his AI courses have faced scrutiny.
Recently, the company owned by Jack Ma, 1.8 Meters Food Technology (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd., obtained an administrative license for the sale of health food.
Xiaodu Technology, the artificial intelligence division of Chinese internet giant Baidu, is set to release its inaugural mobile phone in late May. Further details about the product will be disclosed on May 15th.
Redmi, a smartphone brand owned by Xiaomi, unveiled the Note 12 Turbo model in China on March 28. The company has also introduced a special Harry Potter edition of the handset, which features symbols and artwork from the popular novel and film series.
On March 23, Shanghai-based RISC-V chip technology startup StarFive announced that it had received an investment from Chinese search giant Baidu of an undisclosed amount.
Chinese electronic components producer BOE obtained an order for Apple's 6.1-inch iPhone 14 display last year, and this year it will continue to supply key components of the high-end iPhone series.
MWC 2023 came to an end on March 2. Global consumer electronics companies showcased their products at the event, including Huawei, Honor, Xiaomi, and other Chinese companies in the mobile communication industry.
Roborock, a publicly traded robot vacuum company in China, announced on February 21 that Chang Jing, the actual controller, founder, chairman and general manager, plans to reduce his shares by less than 2%.
