
9 Chinese provinces issue blockchain guidance
Although there is controversy over encrypted digital currency, research and development of blockchain technology is fiercely competitive. Blockchain has become ...
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Although there is controversy over encrypted digital currency, research and development of blockchain technology is fiercely competitive. Blockchain has become ...

Cainiao, Alibaba's logistics service, announced today its formal entry into the United States parcel forwarding market, providing e-commerce parcel consolidation services for Chinese communities and student groups across the US.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer NIO announced last Friday that it would halt production at its JAC-NIO manufacturing plant in Hefei, the capital of the Anhui Province, beginning from today.

Tesla's VP, Grace Tao, confirmed that in 2024 Tesla has further shortened payment cycles for supply chain companies to around 90 days.

Suning-owned PP Sports has experienced a meteoric rise in traffic over the coronavirus period, during which the content on the platform is free of charge.

Chinese EV maker NETA Auto has added two new vehicle models to its V series, namely the Chao 300 Industry Customized Edition and the Chao 400 Industry Customized Edition.

Back in May 17 last year, in Copenhagen, Denmark, the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) granted the Chinese women and men's hockey teams automatic qualification in the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Chinese automaker Geely Auto Group entered the EU market by signing an agreement with Hungary's Grand Automotive Central Europe (GACE) on November 4.

Zhuhaojia, the self-operated home decoration unit of Beijing-based TikTok owner ByteDance, has recently launched an independent app, indicating that the tech giant has separated this business division.

Episode 62 of Tech Buzz China is on co-living and co-working, two of the formerly hottest — and now possibly coldest — sectors in China tech.

Chinese milk tea chain HeyTea on Tuesday announced it has secured $500 million in new financing, led by IDG Capital, He Boquan, Longzhu Capital, Sequoia China, BA Capital, Tencent, Hillhouse Group, Coatue and other investors.

Xiaomi Youpin, an e-commerce arm operated by leading Chinese electronics manufacturer Xiaomi, has undergone changes to its management.