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Huya, a leading video game live streaming platform in China, apologized for its mistake in including game marketing in one of its education service function.
Alipay, a payment and lifestyle platform by Ant Financial, has connected more than 300,000 Japanese merchants as of early 2019, a 500 percent increase compared with last year.
News emerged on Thursday that Liu Zhen, who has in charge of Genki Forest's overseas business, had left the company in early March. Genki Forest has confirmed that the news is true.
After losing to Nigeria 86-73 in the last FIBA World Cup game, China lost the lone Asian Olympic qualifying spot available in the World Cup. Yao Ming, the most successful Chinese basketball legend and current Chinese Basketball Association chairman, frowned and cried.
Honor CEO Li Jian announced the Honor Alpha Plan at the 2025 Mobile World Congress (MWC 2025) on March 2, declaring that Honor will comprehensively transform from a smartphone manufacturer to an AI terminal ecosystem company.
On April 21st, during the 20th Huawei Global Analyst Summit (HAS 2023), Huawei further clarified its determination to increase investment in the strategy for small and medium-sized enterprise markets.
Chinese autonomous driving system startup Zongmu Technology announced that it has raised a total of $190 million in its Series D round of funding, including from a Xiaomi-backed investment fund.
George Zhao, CEO of Honor, said in an interview on July 22 that the company had put a team in India for a period of time before withdrawing it from the country. The company is looking to adopt a steady methodology to conduct business in the Indian market.
Nayuki Tea, one of the biggest bubble tea chains in China, will complete a new round of funding that will help the company raise close to $100 million.
Zhang Yiming, the 41-year-old founder of ByteDance, increased his wealth by 105 billion yuan from last year, becoming China's richest person for the first time with 350 billion yuan.
Shenzhen-based automotive firm BYD announced on August 11 that its Pingshan headquarters campus has reduced the equivalent of 245,681.89 tons of carbon dioxide, successfully creating the first zero-carbon campus headquarters for a Chinese automotive brand.
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