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Ads for South Korean automotive giant Kia have appeared frequently on the sidelines at the ongoing FIFA World Cup in Qatar, bringing the brand back into the spotlight in China. However, its joint venture in the country is now grappling with a financial crisis.
Zhang Yunming, Vice Minister of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), said that China has initially established a recycling system for power batteries.
Anta Sports, a prominent Chinese athletic wear company, announced on January 18 its largest personnel adjustment since listing publicly 16 years ago.
On March 2, Huang Yimeng, founder of XD Inc., revealed on social media that there were game companies that had cut their outsourcing concept artists team. He wrote, "AI has actually begun to affect many people's jobs."
On Monday, China's Ministry of Education announced some of the results for the pilot districts of its "Double Reduction" policy.
Alibaba Cloud announced on Tuesday that it will further bolster its Asia-Pacific footprint and will set up two new cloud data centers in South Korea and Thailand.
Alibaba Local Services Company officially announced its acquisition of Keruyun, a SaaS company providing software and hardware for local lifestyle services such as catering and retail.
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Saudi Telecom Company (STC), the largest mobile operator in the Middle East, announced on Sunday that it has established a cloud computing joint venture with Alibaba Cloud and EWTP Arabia Capital in Saudi Arabia.
OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei on Jan. 27 announced the establishment of his London-based new consumer technology startup Nothing, which obtained $7 million in fresh capital last December.
3D sensor computer chip firm Adaps Photonics announced on Monday that it has completed C-round financing worth several hundred million yuan, with Meituan’s Long-Z Investments as the lead investor.
Chinese e-commerce company JD.com will attempt to develop a food delivery business. Under the arrangement, merchants will operate through the JD Daojia app.