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Horizon Robotics, a manufacturer of in-vehicle smart chips, announced on September 26 that it has received strategic investment from Chery Automobile, with funds to be used primarily for the development and mass production of chips.
Gaming giant NetEase has reportedly launched a karaoke app linked to its music streaming platform Netease Cloud Music.
Chinese video platform Bilibili is reportedly aiming for a secondary listing in Hong Kong in an attempt to raise more than $2 billion.
After the government urged firms to improve working conditions, Chinese food delivery giant Meituan published its rules showing how the company's algorithms allocate orders.
On March 13, Chinese battery giant CATL signed a strategic partnership agreement with state-owned automobile manufacturer BAIC Group.
Honor, a Shenzhen-based manufacturer of consumer electronics, announced on Monday that a product launch will be held at 14:30 on May 16, during which the Honor MagicBook 14 laptop will be released.
Activision Blizzard, led by CEO Bobby Kotick, reportedly put forward stricter conditions in contract renewal negotiations with the Chinese firm NetEase, including requiring it to pay the cooperation income of the next two years to Blizzard in advance once it completes the contract renewal.
On Wednesday, Seesaw Coffee announced it completed its A + round of financing, bagging over 100 million yuan, with HeyTea as a new investor, followed by Hongyi Baifu, an old shareholder. This is the first time HeyTea has invested in a coffee brand.
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Global game engine giant Unity's affiliate in China added several new shareholders, including subsidiaries of ByteDance’s Douyin, game developer miHoYo, smartphone maker OPPO, and multimedia service provider China Mobile.
HKEx revealed on September 12th that AIM Vaccine Co., Ltd., submitted an IPO application to the main board of the HKEx, with Goldman, CICC, China Securities International and Macquarie Group as its co-sponsors.
An XPeng G3 electric vehicle model caught fire in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen on Monday evening, the same day that the automaker released its 2021 financial report.