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The competition is heating up between Chinese tech giants Tencent, owner of WeChat, and the world's most valuable startup ByteDance, the company behind TikTok.
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The competition is heating up between Chinese tech giants Tencent, owner of WeChat, and the world's most valuable startup ByteDance, the company behind TikTok.
Henry Xia, President and Co-founder of Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng, denied rumors on November 6 that the company may be considering adopting an extended-range power system in the future.
Tech market research firm IDC released a quarterly cell phone tracking report on July 29. Honor ranked first in terms of shipments during Q2 in the Chinese market.
The latest judgment informed that the U.S. court had ruled that ZTE's probation would not be revoked without any additional punishment, representing a major victory for ZTE in the legal hearing.
Mercedes-Benz announced on Friday that it has opened a new R&D center in Shanghai that will specialize in mobile technologies such as interconnection and autonomous driving.
Chinese social media and entertainment site Joyy Inc. rejected allegations of fraud by Muddy Waters Research, saying the report it published was full of “misinformation, erroneous statements and misleading conclusions.”
Huawei was banned from supplying 5G technology in New Zealand due to national security concerns, joining a number of developed countries in their hesitation to ...
Hongsong, an online interest community for middle-aged and elderly Chinese people, announced that it had recently obtained financing worth 100 million yuan.
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun announced yesterday on his personal blog his vision for the future of AIoT and smart home technology in the Xiaomi ecosystem.
As of December 31, 2019, Hillside Capital no longer holds equity in NIO. So far, 2020 has seen NIO raise $200 million in convertible bond financing.
The viral short-video platform TikTok is moving into social commerce with its new deal with e-commerce platform Shopify.
Chinese business inquiry platform Qichacha shows that Dingdao Zhixin (Shanghai) Semiconductor Co., Ltd., which is 100% controlled by domestic computer giant Lenovo, has been formally established.