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China’s financial technology giant Alibaba’s Ant Financial Service Group Co. cut credit limits for some young users on its digital consumer lending platform Huabei in recent days.
On November 2, the Xiaomi 12S Ultra Concept Edition was officially unveiled, which features a unique rear camera setup that includes a removable Leica lens for enhanced photography. Xiaomi and German camera maker Leica jointly released the Xiaomi 12S Ultra in July this year.
At around 10 pm on December 10 in China, an animated series based on sci-fi trilogy "The Three-Body Problem," which had been online for less than 12 hours, exceeded 100 million views on domestic video streaming platform Bilibili.
PayPal has completed its acquisition of a 70% equity stake in GoPay, making PayPal the first foreign payment platform to provide online payment services in China.
Freight logistics company Huailian Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. completed the audit of asset M&A, and scheduled to formally submit an application for listing on the Nasdaq in May.
On April 28th, BYD's first outbound SkyRail was successfully delivered and will be put into operation on Line 17-Gold of the São Paulo Metro in Brazil.
Horizon Robotics, a Chinese chip company, recently reached a strategic cooperation agreement with automotive technology developer MINIEYE.
Not long ago, Tencent announced that its mobile game "Dark Zone Breakout" will be officially launched on July 13. The game's official account released the CG trailer of the game on July 11.
Robin Li, co-founder and CEO of Baidu Inc., gave a keynote speech themed “New Infrastructure, The New Starting Point of Artificial Intelligence” at the WAIC cloud summit on July 9.
ByteDance has activated at least four chip projects, including AI chips, server chips, FPGA NIC (intelligent network card in Field Programmable Gate Array or FPGA) and RISC-V.
On December 2, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued preliminary determinations in the circumvention inquiries of solar cells and modules from China. Four Chinese enterprises were found to be circumventing tariffs.
On November 17, Trip.com Group signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding with the China International Culture Association to promote inbound tourism.