Showing 12 of 13058 posts
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has set a target for gross merchandise volume (GMV) of $100 billion for its Southeast Asian marketplace Lazada.
On January 31, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) stated that it would give priority to the supervision of stablecoins. The major global financial centre is striving to become a virtual asset center.
Among the world's best venture capital partners in 2019, Neil Shen, founding and managing partner of Sequoia Capital China, ascended the throne.
Chinese real estate giant Evergrande Health Industry Group Limited (Evergrande Health) announced on August 3 the prototypes of six new energy vehicle (NEV) models under its Hengchi brand in Shanghai and Guangzhou at the same time, marking a substantial development of the company in the NEV field.
Xiaomi released the Mi Mix 2 half a year ago, and is just launching its new flagship model, the Mi Mix 2S. This iteration time is a bit too short for a flagship...
"I feel that many companies are too hasty and seem to be boosting their stock prices. We have never been this kind of style."
BYD Vice President Stella Li recently stated in an interview that Tesla is a "collaborator" in the field of electrification in transportation, emphasizing Tesla's significant role in educating and familiarizing the public with electric vehicles.
Tencent issued an internal document on Monday in which it appointed He Yijin as head of Tencent News and editor-in-chief of QQ.com. He Yijin will report to Tencent's Vice President, Zeng Yu.
Here is this week's roundup of China tech stories. Recently, Shenzhen scientist He Jiankui announced the birth of twins Lulu and Nana, who had their gene...
British chip design firm Arm has transferred shares in its Chinese joint venture Arm China, to a firm jointly held by Arm and Japan's SoftBank Group Corp., in a move that may speed up its plans to go public.
Vice President of Geely Group, Yang Xueliang, introduced the ZEEKR 001 FR model through his personal Weibo account as part of the build up.
Tencent Video is taking Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, to court for allowing its users to upload clips from the internet giant’s hit TV series Crime Crackdown and airing them without authorization. The court accepted the case on Tuesday.