
China VC Weekly: Coffee, Chips and Metaverse
In last week’s VC news, prominent Chinese specialty coffee chain Seesaw Coffee bagged new financing via its Series A++ funding round, metaverse proponents Oasis, and more.
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In last week’s VC news, prominent Chinese specialty coffee chain Seesaw Coffee bagged new financing via its Series A++ funding round, metaverse proponents Oasis, and more.
On August 8, Chinese automobile manufacturer Great Wall Motor (GWM) held a signing ceremony with European car dealer Emil Frey Group.
Ant Financial Services Group announced today that they have raised approximately $14 billion in the Series C equity financing round, including a RMB tranche rai...
He Gang, former Chief Technology Officer of Luckin Coffee, has recently joined upscale tea brand Nayuki as the CTO.
Just recently, Tencent released a live voice social app called “Echo”. When opening the app, users can see the slogan "encounter the voices you like”.
Shen Dou, Executive Vice President of Chinese internet technology firm Baidu, said the firm fully supports interconnection and is open to its partners in infrastructure, technical capability and service ecology.
On Thursday morning, China's debt-ridden Smartisan Technology founder Luo Yonghao officially announced his exclusive partnership with Douyin, ByteDance's domestic version of TikTok.
Huawei's HarmonyOS system will no longer be compatible with Android applications. NetEase, Meituan, and other companies are urgently recruiting HarmonyOS developers.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday added five Chinese firms to a growing list of companies that may get delisted from domestic stock exchanges.
During the first half of 2017, Apple faced a series of problems in the Chinese market including declining revenue and market share. Isabel Ge Mahe was appointe...
A range of Chinese new energy vehicle companies have recently reported their April delivery results. They were under greater pressure to deliver during the period due to the COVID-19 outbreaks.
At an event held on April 20, vivo launched two new foldable phones in China. These include the vivo X Fold 2 and X Flip.