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Chinese tech and e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding fell into loss-making territory for the first time since going public in 2014 after being slapped a massive anti-monopoly fine by regulators.
Shenzhen-based drone manufacturer DJI released an advance preview of its new product on Wednesday, and will livestream the DJI PRO 2022 launch event worldwide at 9 p.m. on June 15, Beijing time.
Leading Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com is reportedly in talks to obtain a controlling stake in China Logistics Property Holdings, one of the country’s largest shipping and warehouse companies.
Leading domestic EV manufacturer Li Auto signed a tripartite strategic cooperation agreement today with NVIDIA.
China's ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing (Didi) said on Aug. 4 that it has launched its autonomous driving unit as an independent company.
The Xpeng P7+ is a completely new model, rather than a successor to the P7. One of its standout features is the implementation of the "AI Eagle Eye," a pure visual intelligent driving solution.
Tech industry tipster provided images of the new OnePlus 10/10T smartphone on Friday. Whether OnePlus ultimately decides to name this model the OnePlus 10 or the OnePlus 10T remains to be seen, the post indicated.
Asus on Wednesday released its gaming flagship ROG 5, which is packed with new high-end features including up to 18GB of memory and Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 888 chipset.
In this solemn corner of the Civil Aviation General Hospital in Beijing where everything proceeds as usual, chrysanthemum flowers pile up to form a small mountain, covering over the portrait of the deceased.
On August 26, BYD's new medium-sized SUV Frigate 07 debuted at the 2022 Chengdu Motor Show and opened for pre-sale.
On March 29, Tencent's two social platforms - WeChat and QQ - experienced a crash. Although the issue was resolved later that day and WeChat had previously experienced minor faults before this incident occurred, Tencent still issued severe punishment for it.
Following the layoff trends from the end of last year, insiders say that the ride-hailing giant Didi-Chuxing is considering massive layoffs in departments such as product technologies and ride-hailing. The layoff is expected to exceed 25 percent.