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Dada Group, a leading local on-demand retail and delivery platform in China, released its unaudited financial report for the second quarter as of June 30 on Wednesday.
CloudWalk, an artificial intelligence enterprise, will be listed on the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market) at the end of May, possibly between May 25 and May 30.
Chinese electric vehicle battery manufacturer CATL has signed a strategic agreement with Tencent Cloud, aiming to jointly build an AI innovation base and expand cooperation.
NIO Capital will invest tens of millions of US dollars in electric vehicle startup Zhixing. William Li, the founder and chairman of NIO, once said internally that incubating this project is the firm's "strategic layout in specific market segments."
Hangzhou-based internet technology firm NetEase has recently launched what has been referred to as an "emotional video interactive product" called Biying.
Cotti Coffee, a new venture of Charles Lu, the former chairman of Luckin Coffee, opened its first offline store in Fuzhou in late October, and the brand has been making further progress since then.
Alibaba’s annual ‘Double 11’ promotional period centered around November 11 is the undisputed king of e-commerce shopping festivals.
The official website of NetEase's mobile game "Genesis Masterwork Apocalypse" announced on Wednesday that due to the adjustment of game development and operation strategies, it will be terminated at 15:00 on February 14, 2022.
Luxic, a chip design company that focuses on the optical communications field, announced on September 28 that it has completed two rounds financing worth over 100 million yuan ($13.8 million).
As part of the collaboration, users will be able to hail rides with ‘AutoX RoboTaxi’ through the AutoNavi smartphone app.
Telecommunications giant Huawei announced on Thursday that its new product launch conference will be held at 19:00 on March 16, Beijing time.
The municipal government of Beijing has been given the green light from China’s State Council on Monday to allow up to 50% of foreign ownership in virtual private network (VPN) services.