Showing 12 of 13254 posts
On July 11, FAW Jiefang Automobile Co., Ltd., FAW Group’s commercial vehicle arm, inked a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Co., Ltd., in regard to automotive information security.
Chinese-American NBA player and recently crowned NBA champion Jeremy Lin has signed a partnership with Fujian-based Xtep International Holdings to be their brand ambassador as the firm enters the basketball gear and apparel space.
Shanhe Photonics, a developer of metasurface photonic chips, completed a Pre-A round of financing worth tens of millions of yuan on Monday.
On November 26, Huawei hosted its Mate Brand Festival, unveiling the much-anticipated Huawei Mate70, Mate70 Pro, and Mate70 Pro+ flagship smartphones.
Chinese leading home appliance manufacturer Dreame Technology unveiled several new products at the Appliance and Electronics World Expo 2021 (AWE 2021) in Shanghai last week.
Chinese Internet giant Alibaba is testing a new product called "Aookaa". Its slogan is "easier to work", which refers to its ability to improve office efficiency.
The WeChat team held a public class themed as "to be on the day" in Guangzhou on January 15. Allen Zhang, senior vice president of Tencent group and president o...
On Tuesday, Bomin Electronics announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary had been selected to be the designated developer for XPeng, and would serve as the supplier of parts and components for XPeng's F30 and E38 models.
Tencent's game "Return to Empire" is now eligible for promotion through traffic acquisition strategies on ByteDance's platforms, including TikTok's sister app Douyin, news and information content platform Toutiao, and streaming platform Xigua Video.
The New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday said it no longer plans to move forward with delisting three Chinese telecom companies.
Chinese battery company EVE Energy plans to sign an agreement with the management committee of Yuxi High-Tech District in Yunnan Province on matters related to the company's investment in local lithium battery production projects.
The Indian government on Monday has reportedly banned 54 more Chinese internet applications on the grounds that they pose "security threats."