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During a press conference held on the morning of August 19, officials of the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) answered questions from reporters. One response pertained to a high profile investigation by authorities into Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi.
An unmanned noodle restaurant that promises hot bowls of noodles without staff assistance in less than one minute was this week's hot business topic. But withi...
“On November 12, Stan Lee, father of the Marvel universe has passed away.” It took me a while to digest this piece of information as I had just seen him in the ...
Pete Lau, the CEO and founder of OnePlus announced the release of the OnePlus 6 Red in the official OnePlus online community on July 2. Previously, OnePlus 6 wa...
If there were no coronavirus, Chinese students would have already been back to school for their spring semester, but the spread of the disease has changed everything.
Chinese leading electric vehicle maker NIO became a central topic on Chinese social media over the weekend after a former intern said she was sexually assaulted and then treated unfairly while working at the company.
TechBuzz China is a new weekly technology podcast powered by Pandaily hosted by Rui Ma and Ying-Ying Lu. To listen to this week's conversation on Toutiao's Apol...
Electric car maker NIO found itself in a real hassle when Megatronix, a newly-founded electric car software company, started poaching its employees.
According to The Paper, Chen Xiangdong, founder and CEO of GSX, responded on his WeChat moments, claiming: “We are out of words for how shameless this report is.”
Power grids are vital in tackling carbon emissions and climate challenges. Follow João Gomes from the World Energy Council to see how tech is empowering smarte...
We interviewed some Americans living in Beijing to get their opinion on the current U.S.-China trade war. Living in China gives them a unique perspective on the matter as they have first-hand experience with the political climate in both countries. Their responses varied, but there was common desire to see the dispute be resolved as soon as possible, as everyone acknowledged the economic damaged cause to both sides.
China’s e-commerce giants make the news each year with their deals on November 11, “Single’s Day,” and June 18. This year, Amazon is will be joining the competi...