
JD.com Seeks Listing Hearing on Thursday, Expands List of Underwriter Banks
JD.com, which plans to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 18, is reported to have scheduled a listing hearing on Thursday, May 28.
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JD.com, which plans to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 18, is reported to have scheduled a listing hearing on Thursday, May 28.
On June 26, Tesla filed a recall plan with the State Administration for Market Regulation Supervision of China as the company Tesla will make an online software update related to assisted driving.
Chinese tech giants Tencent launched a new video platform named Pianduoduo that rewards users for watching videos, aiming at constantly expanding among the elderly and rural populations.
Yesterday, People's Daily reported that plagiarism prevails in online novels and that a writer who suspected of plagiarism was found to have used material in wr...
The bankruptcy of GAC-FCA, a joint venture established by Netherlands-based automaker Stellantis and China's GAC Group, in late October triggered a dealers' rights protection campaign.
China’s fintech giant Ant Group on Tuesday responded to the recent news about its IPO postponement due to securities regulator’s investigation, saying the listing process is proceeding in an orderly manner.
Chinese AI firm SenseTime announced the decision to sell 1.5 billion Class B shares globally, including 150 million Class B shares in Hong Kong, 1.35 billion Class B shares internationally, and another 15% over-allotted shares.
TuSimple, an autonomous driving truck company, has seen another high-level leadership change.
Miniso, a US-listed consumer home goods retailer, has received approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for a dual primary listing.
Wang Xing, chairman and CEO of Meituan, and Mu Rongjun, executive director, both no longer shareholders of Shanghai Tutuan Technology Co., Ltd., the main operator of Meituan's online ride-hailing business.
On Feb. 10, Reuters reported that Energy Monster, a Chinese company that specializes in power-sharing devices, plans to file an initial public offering (IPO) in the U.S., aiming to raise US$300 million.
At an opening ceremony for the China Space Conference held in Nanjing, Jiangsu on Saturday, the national Space Day, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) officially named its first Mars rover "Zhu Rong (祝融)".