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Chinese tech giants Alibaba is among the leading green energy buyers, ranking the second in the list for all Chinese companies, according to a ranking list of top buyers and sellers by research provider BloombergNEF last week.
Ant Group CEO Simon (Xiaoming) Hu on Friday evening announced that he would be stepping down from his role at the firm, after an internal email was obtained by domestic media outlet 36Kr.
Li Guoqing, E-commerce platform Dangdang's deposed cofounder, forced his way into the company with 20 people to obtain some important files.
LinkDoc Technology Limited, a medical data platform company backed by Alibaba Group, plans to lead a $200 to $300 million financing round before its upcoming IPO in Hong Kong.
Huawei released a new court notice on October 26 involving a dispute over the alleged infringement of invention patent rights. The defendants include Amazon and two of its subsidiaries.
Douyin, the Chinese mainland version of TikTok, recently tested a new app called "Douyin Box," positioning it as a trendsetting e-commerce platform.
In the two weeks since Chinese authorities announced a major easing of COVID-19 control measures, a decrease in both supply and demand for urban vehicular transportation has caused order volumes on several leading domestic ride-hailing platforms to fall sharply.
On February 28th, according to The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong documents, Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. has now submitted its listing application to The Stock Exch...
A Huawei distributor has revealed that Huawei is preparing to launch a new flip-style foldable screen smartphone in February, codenamed LEM.
On February 14th, Baidu announced that it will gradually release the ERNIE Bot 4.5 series in the coming months and officially open source it starting from June 30th.
Tencent Games announced the launch of its new distribution brand, Level Infinite. The company touts the new brand as "dedicated to providing high-quality games to users all over the world".
According to a person familiar with the matter, New Oriental Education's subsidiary BlingABC began to offer online Chinese courses in the United States.