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Supreium, a Beijing-based industrial software developer, announced it has obtained nearly 100 million yuan ($14.96 million) in A and A+ rounds of financing. The leading investors were IDG and Sequoia China.
Huawei reached a deal with AT&T to sell Huawei phones through the US operator's channels in the first half of 2018, Chinese media reported in August. Recent...
On November 26, Faraday Future (FF) announced its plan to change its Nasdaq ticker symbol from FFIE to FFAI in early 2025.
On May 30th, ByteDance issued a statement denying that "TikTok had proposed transferring control to the US government in 2022".
The news said that the mass production of NVIDIA's Thor chip has been significantly delayed, and XPeng plans to shelve its integration.
Dingdong Maicai, a Chinese fresh grocery e-commerce platform, triggered the circuit breaker twice on the second day after being listed. As this article is being written, its price is reportedly at USD 38.4 per share. Its total market value has dropped to USD 9 billion.
Tudor Brown, the former president of British tech giant Arm, announced on August 11 through his LinkedIn page that he has resigned from the board of directors of Chinese IC manufacturing company SMIC.
Beijing Yunji Technology Co., Ltd. has recently completed an initial public offering of A shares, and is preparing for counseling and filing to list on the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market).
Cyclone Robotics, a robotic process automation (RPA) company, announced on Monday that it has secured $150 million in Round C financing.
This week: Animoca Brands subsidiary nWay develops official NFTs for Beijing Winter Olympics mascot Bing Dwen Dwen, Tencent-led project becomes first UN-approved standards initiative on NFTs, and more.
Huobi, one of the world's leading crypto exchanges, on September 6 terminated trading services for seven privacy tokens, which will begin to be delisted on September 19 in order to achieve compliance with tightening financial regulation around the world.
Chinese smartphone and consumer electronics giant Xiaomi announced on Wednesday that the company's board awarded a total of 174,901,942 shares to 4,931 selected participants under a share award scheme.