
State Power Investment Corporation Limited and Alibaba Reach Agreement
On July 5, State Power Investment Corporation Limited (SPIC) and Alibaba Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement along with eight implementation agreements.
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On July 5, State Power Investment Corporation Limited (SPIC) and Alibaba Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement along with eight implementation agreements.

India's Income Tax Department has conducted raids of the offices and manufacturing plants of a range of firms including Xiaomi, OPPO, OnePlus and Foxconn in a major crackdown.

AgiBot, founded by Huawei Technologies' former “Genius Youth” recruit Peng Zhihui, unveiled the Genie Operator-1 (GO-1), an innovative generalist embodied foundation model, on March 10.

Shimo Docs has recently completed B+ round of financing worth tens of millions of dollars.

Tesla China released a recruitment message for R&D staff on Monday, covering more than 100 positions, with the workplace mainly in the Shanghai Lingang New Area.

EasyYa, a Chinese cross-border supply chain management services platform, announced on August 1 that it has completed a round B of financing worth several hundred million yuan.

Display panel maker HKC has recently completed pre-listing counseling. LCD panel prices have fallen to record lows, posing a profit challenge for the firm, which is the third-largest display panel maker in China.

RoboSense, a smart LiDAR sensor system developer, announced on Tuesday that it had made further progress with a new round of strategic financing.

Netflix is just one way to jump on the binge-learning train and help us catch up with the fast-changing world.

When it seemed like we were about to hear the eulogy to the troubled industry, Meituan-Dianping and Didi Chuxing – companies that timely bought into bike-sharing flag-bearers Mobike and Bluegogo – started revitalizing their bicycle fleets.

Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory, which had been closed for nearly three weeks due to the pandemic, resumed work on Tuesday.

Luckin Coffee's annual revenue exceeded 10 billion yuan ($1.45 billion) for the first time last year. This year, the Chinese coffee chain targets to establish 10,000 stores despite competition from Cotti Coffee, a new brand launched by Luckin former chairman Charles Lu.