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Israeli blockchain technology firm StarkWare Industries announced on Wednesday that it has raised $100 million in a Series D funding round, giving it an $8 billion valuation.
Taiwanese singer, actor, and race car driver Jimmy Lin was injured in a car crash while driving a Tesla Model X in Taiwan. Lin was driving the vehicle with his son, but lost control of the car and crashed into a road barrier, causing the Tesla model to catch fire.
Chinese smartphone maker Realme on Thursday released its flagship Realme GT 5G, a premium phone powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor and featuring special gaming optimization modes.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas next week will attract about 4,500 companies and organizations, including major players such as Samsung, LG and...
Sunwoda Electric Vehicle Battery Co., Ltd (Sunwoda EVB), the core company of Sunwoda's power battery business, released the super fast charging battery, SFC480, on September 3, and plans to mass produce it by the end of this year.
A new stock exchange will be set up in Beijing to support the innovation and development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
With 30,000 runners applying from 43 countries, KE Holdings Inc. successfully supports the 2024 Beike Beijing Marathon and National Marathon Championships (3rd leg).
Based on its performance in the first nine months of the year, with the arrival of "Black Friday" and Christmas, Temu may well exceed its annual GMV target of $15 billion.
Weijian Technology, a company that focuses on the R&D of smart construction robots, has recently completed an A and A+ round of financing worth a total of 100 million yuan ($16 million).
Due to COVID-19 pandemic prevention requirements, two NIO automobile factories in Hefei, China's Anhui Province, have recently stopped production, causing delays to delivery. The latest report shows that production has now resumed.
Amid a global public health crisis and a slowly recovering economy, a lot of people might expect a decline in consumption willingness in the Chinese market.
On January 13, Huawei-backed electric vehicle brand AITO suddenly announced price reductions of 30,000 yuan ($4,462), bringing the cost of its M5 and M7 EVs down to 259,800 yuan and 289,800 yuan, respectively.