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On October 31, Netherlands-based automaker Stellantis announced that the GAC-FCA, a joint venture established by Stellantis and China's GAC Group, will file for bankruptcy in court.
China's State Council issued a circular on August 3 to push forward an extensive new five-year mass fitness program. It proposes that by 2025, the proportion of people who regularly take part in physical exercise will reach 38.5% from 37.2%.
According to HKEx documents released on Friday, Chinese online Q&A platform Zhihu passed the required hearing before its IPO debut. The IPO underwriters will be Credit Suisse, JPMorgan Chase & Co, CICC and CMB International.
On Thursday, ByteDance’s Douyin announced an upgrade to the company's open music platform, "Zhirexinghe".
On Feb. 5, China’s tech giant Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE: BABA and HKEX: 9988) announced the pricing of an underwritten registered public offering of $5 billion senior unsecured notes, per Business Wire.
Chinese internet giant Tencent is set to build its third data center in Japan.
Uditech, a global commercial service robot supplier, announced on Monday that it had completed a new round of financing.
XPeng Motors plans to enter over 60 countries and regions globally, aiming for overseas sales to account for 50% in the next decade. Europe will be a key focus area for Xpeng's future commercial expansion.
On February 28, the video social networking app Musical.ly, now known as TikTok, was fined $5.7 million by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for illegally collecting personal information from children under the age of 13.
This is the Vivo V23 Pro. It not only has a 108MP main camera, but also has two dual-tone flashlights at the front, which is quite special. So, is the Vivo V23...
Pony.ai, an autonomous driving company, announced on August 2 that it has reached a cooperation agreement with Chinese online ride-hailing platform Caocao Mobility, whereby the two sides will jointly promote the large-scale application of urban robotaxi services.
JD.com announced on Tuesday that its first JD MALL, the company's new offline shopping center, will open on September 30 and be situated in Xi'an, the eastern end of the historical Silk Road.