
Meituan Reports $28.2B Revenue and $2.45B Net Loss in 2021
Chinese food delivery giant Meituan announced on Friday its audited consolidated results for the year ended December 31, 2021.
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Chinese food delivery giant Meituan announced on Friday its audited consolidated results for the year ended December 31, 2021.
Midea Group has announced its foray into the new energy vehicle (NEV) market with plans to produce a range of components and control systems for cars.
INMO Technology, an AR smart glasses brand, has recently completed the pre-A round of financing worth several million yuan. This round of financing was led by Matrix Partners.
DJI’s Public Relations Director Xie Tiandi relies to a falsely interpreted report about the company's layoff figure.
KE Holdings Inc. announced that founder Zuo Hui passed away on May 20, 2021 due to something described by the company’s press team as “an unexpected worsening of illness.” The exact illness was not specified.
BNB Chain, the native blockchain behind Binance, resumed operations on October 7 after reports indicated a hacker made off with an estimated 2 million BNB tokens by exploiting a vulnerability in the network.
Just weeks after Chinese smartphone brand OnePlus released a new model, the OnePlus 10 Pro, news regarding the OnePlus 10 Ultra has now been leaked.
Chinese Super League 2019 Weekly: Matchweek 22.
A rumor appeared recently that Midea Group, a home appliance enterprise, had begun mass internal layoffs. On May 19, Midea responded that this year, the company has decided to shrink its non-core business and suspend its non-operating investment.
Chinese battery giant CATL disclosed its third-quarter financial report on October 21, showing its revenue reaching 97.4 billion yuan ($13.4 million) in the third quarter and 210.34 billion yuan ($29 million) in the first three quarters.
During the Spring Festival, Meituan Takeout maintained normal operations and allowed customers to make reservations for Chinese New Year’s Eve dinner. Data rele...
Danny Lan, founder of West Lake Xinchen, an AI service enterprise in China, denied rumors that the company was considering acquisition by Wang Huiwen, one of the first entrepreneurs to aim at creating the Chinese version of OpenAI.