
BYD Frigate 07 Debuts at Chengdu Motor Show
On August 26, BYD's new medium-sized SUV Frigate 07 debuted at the 2022 Chengdu Motor Show and opened for pre-sale.
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On August 26, BYD's new medium-sized SUV Frigate 07 debuted at the 2022 Chengdu Motor Show and opened for pre-sale.
On March 29, Tencent's two social platforms - WeChat and QQ - experienced a crash. Although the issue was resolved later that day and WeChat had previously experienced minor faults before this incident occurred, Tencent still issued severe punishment for it.
Following the layoff trends from the end of last year, insiders say that the ride-hailing giant Didi-Chuxing is considering massive layoffs in departments such as product technologies and ride-hailing. The layoff is expected to exceed 25 percent.
Fastlane Technology, a global direct-to-consumer (D2C) solutions provider, announced its securing of Series A funding totaling nearly $10 million in investment capital led by Baidu Ventures and South-Korea based LB Investment.
Following recent cuts made by Tesla to its electric vehicle prices in the Chinese market, BYD announced on November 23 that it will increase the prices of its Dynasty series, Ocean series and Denza vehicles, ranging from 2,000 yuan ($279) to 6,000 yuan ($838).
On Feb. 28, Baidu launched two new AI-based IoT smart devices for the Chinese market– Xiaodu TV Mate and the Xiaodu Smart Display 1S.
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From Inner Mongolia to Xinjiang and Yunnan, Chinese domestic Bitcoin miners have been expelled by ever tightening financial and environmental policies. Now that Sichuan is no more a haven, where to go?
Honor had just released the Honor 20i, the newest and first member of its 20 series smartphone.
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Hu Zijian, a former driver for Megvii Technology, threatened to sell recordings with sensitive information about the company to competitors in February, demanding $465,224 from Yin Qi, chairman of the company's board of directors.
Sports technology company Keep submitted its application on February 25 for a public listing in Hong Kong, with Goldman Sachs and CICC serving as co-sponsors.