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This week: Beijing announces a two-year plan for metaverse innovation and development, Huobi-backed NFT platform iBox to halt international operations, The Sandbox launches its newest Alpha season, and more.
On March 9, Didi Chuxing debuted a courier service in an attempt to capitalize on a period of restricted mobility for normal citizens.
SHEIN, a global e-retailer of fashion, beauty and lifestyle products, on September 28 announced its target to reduce overall emissions across its entire value chain by 25% by 2030, as well as its greenhouse gas emissions inventory for 2021.
Tec-Do, a one-stop service platform to help Chinese enterprises access markets overseas, recently announced the completion of a round B+ financing worth several hundred million yuan.
The logistics unit of JD.com is eyeing a potential overseas IPO that could raise $8 – $10 billion, two insiders revealed to Reuters.
Cloud computing services provider Centrin Data and Huawei Digital Power held a signing ceremony for a strategic cooperation in Beijing on Monday.
On April 10, Guangdong Restaurant Association issued a negotiation letter to Meituan, a Chinese O2O delivery platform, criticizing that it charges excessive commissions from catering merchants.
Some employees of Amazon China have received layoff notification emails from headquarters. Amazon stated that due to duplication in job categories, it will be reducing hundreds of positions within specific Sales, Marketing, and SMGS organizations.
Wanshun Car-Hailing, a Shenzhen-based ride-hailing service platform, has recently reached a cooperation agreement with an overseas special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC), planning to be listed in the US this year.
The official launch of Douyin's ride-hailing service indicates that ride-hailing services will complement Douyin's existing businesses such as dining, entertainment, and travel, enhancing Douyin's commercial ecosystem.
Today, OPPO officially released the brand new Reno 11 Pro series smartphones.
CloudWalk Technology will become the second publicly listed firm among the "Four Leading AI Computer Vision Startups," which include SenseTime, Megvii, YITU Technology and CloudWalk.