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OnePlus 6T, an upgrade of the bestselling OnePlus 6 is expected to launch this October. It is now confirmed that the OnePlus 6T will adopt a waterdrop scree...
Two prominent Chinese coffee chains Seesaw and M Stand both raised considerable rounds that will go towards expansion, while prominent local AI firm 4Paradigm bagged over $230 million for R&D and ecosystem improvement.
A string of leaks over the past few weeks have unearthed many details about upcoming Xiaomi smartphones.
Alibaba Group donated a batch of cloud computers and cloud computing resources to the China Education Development Foundation. The computers are to be installed in 87 rural primary schools, helping 35,000 rural children to explore advanced technology.
Apple CEO Tim Cook made his first appearance at the CISCE, marking his third visit to China this year.
In July, Pinduoduo, China’s largest agricultural innovation platform, invited four AI research teams and four proficient farmers to participate in a strawberry planting competition.
China's largest provider of mobile charging devices Smart Share Global Limited ("Energy Monster") released on Monday its unaudited financial report for the second quarter ending June 30, 2021.
Huawei Mate 40 series will feature a built-in hardware wallet for the Chinese digital yuan, announced Chengdong Yu, CEO of Huawei’s Consumer Business on Friday...
The company aims to issue 37 million shares with a proposed price range of 28.00 to 30.30 Hong Kong dollars per share. If successful, this could raise up to 1.12 billion HKD.
Chinese lithium miner Tianqi Lithium's application for a Hong Kong listing has been approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Subsequently, rumors have emerged that Tesla will participate in the IPO subscription of the company.
Zhou Qi, the former NBA player for Houston Rockets, got himself on fire for two critical turnovers in the final moments against Poland in the 2019 FIBA World Cup. Those turnovers led to a bitter 76-79 loss for the Chinese team against the Polish in overtime.
ByteDance is seeking to sell its subsidiary gaming company, Moonton Technology, for a price not less than $5 billion, and has hired Goldman Sachs as a financial advisor to assist in finding and contacting potential buyers.