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October 25 is the birthday of Huawei's founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei, and his daughter Meng Wanzhou posted a birthday blessing on Chinese social media WeChat.
Hangzhou-based AI technology company Mindverse announced on Wednesday that it has completed angel investment worth tens of millions of yuan. The leading investor was Sequoia China Seed Fund.
On March 21, Starbucks launched a brand-new retail channel in China called "Starbucks Curbside" through its collaboration with Alibaba-backed web navigation company AutoNavi, providing orders to customers on the go.
Short video app TikTok has opened an office in close proximity to Facebook’s headquarters in Silicon Valley and has begun poaching Facebook employees
The Chinglish phrase “add oil” has been made an official term in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), taking many native Chinese speakers by surprise. “Add o...
Since the start of 2023, a price war has broken out in China's automotive industry, leading to intensified market competition. This has made it increasingly challenging for car manufacturers with consistently low sales and inadequate self-sustaining capabilities.
Alibaba.com, a leading e-commerce marketplace operated by internet giant Alibaba, launched "Alibaba.com Pay" on Friday, which mainly serves small and medium-sized business customers engaged in cross-border foreign trade.
ByteDance employees in China have received their salary for last month on August 31, after the "Big/Small Week" overtime working schedule was discontinued by the company.
Canalys released a report on Monday claiming that the global sale of EVs in 2021 was 6.5 million units, an increase of 109% from 2020, accounting for 9% of all passenger car sales.
Tagging, a Chinese metaverse social application developer, released an app based on ChatGPT technology - Tagging X GPT-3, which combines tags and digital characters.
Tesla is planning to resume the construction of its third phase automobile factory in Shanghai and will begin selling energy storage battery products produced in Shanghai next year.
Customers and employees of global adult language training company Wall Street English (WSE) are now seeking legal recourse against the firm in an attempt to reclaim tuition fees and unpaid salaries as it faces bankruptcy.