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In episode 77 of Tech Buzz China, co-hosts Rui Ma and Ying Lu tackle a topic that has become the next big thing in China ecommerce: C2M, or consumer to manufacturer.
Bilibili Inc. on Wednesday announced that its net revenues in the second quarter of 2020 increased by 70% year on year to 2.61 billion ($370.5 million), surpassing the 2.55 billion yuan estimate average.
On November 15th, Tesla China's customer service responded that if the PMV is confirmed to be an imitation, the legal department will handle it.
Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME), the leading online music and audio entertainment platform in China, announced on August 31 a new partnership with global music media brand Billboard.
Cryptocurrency platform Tron Foundation, announced on July 23 in a Twitter post that its founder and CEO Justin Sun is postponing the Warren Buffett Lunch and press conferences.
While Douban's loyal holdouts still regard it as the digital bastion of China’s nonconformists and bohemians, others have given up on what they now see as just another mainstream social media platform, ridden with cheap content and a shallowed-out community spirit.
Many Xiaohongshu employees broke the news on domestic professional online networking platform that they had suddenly been informed of their nonnegotiable last day of work.
Jia Yueting disputes ex-employees' lawsuits, denying dishonesty claims and planning to counter-sue amid allegations of premature deliveries and incomplete payments.
On August 28th, Geely's sub-brand, the Panda family, added a new model called the Panda Knight. This car is positioned as an A00-level micro-electric vehicle and supports both fast charging and slow charging methods. It is planned to be launched in early September.
Chinese silicon chip maker SMIC on Monday announced on the official website of the Shanghai Stock Exchange that they decided to grant 67.5352 million restricted shares to 3,944 employees at a price of 20 yuan per share.
Rokid launches high-priced AR lineup: CEO rejects profit compromise for industry growth.
Beijing-based firm Carbonstop, a provider of emissions management software and consulting solutions, announced on August 1 that it had completed a round B of financing worth 100 million yuan ($14.82 million).