
Tencent's eGame to Terminate Operation on June 7
eGame, a mobile e-sports platform owned by Tencent, announced on Thursday that it will terminate its operations on June 7 due to a change in business development strategy.
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eGame, a mobile e-sports platform owned by Tencent, announced on Thursday that it will terminate its operations on June 7 due to a change in business development strategy.
Have you ever planned a nice dramatic fall? If so, what would you fall with? Recently on Chinese social media, people from all walks of life posted pictu...
On April 18, Geely's high-end intelligent electric vehicle brand Zeekr unveiled its entire lineup at the Shanghai Auto Show, including the new luxury SUV Zeekr X, the pure electric luxury MPV Zeekr 009, and more.
This week on TechBuzz China by Pandaily, co-hosts Ying-Ying Lu and Rui Ma look at the resignation of Baidu COO and tech genius Lu Qi and how the move brought ti...
On January 6th local time, the US DoD released the latest version of the CMC list, adding Chinese companies such as Tencent, CATL, CXMT to the list.
XPeng Motors has announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2023, which reveal a significant drop in revenue of 45.9%, but CEO He Xiaopeng remains confident about the G6 Model.
AutoX, an autonomous driving company, announced on Wednesday that its fully driverless RoboTaxi fleet has exceeded 1,000 units, making it the largest in China and the world.
The former Commercial Vice President of Hyundai Motor Group (China) joined Wanda Automotive as general manager at the end of December.
Lady M, a New York-based luxury confections brand, announced on July 21 the future termination of all stores in the Chinese mainland.
In recent years, traditional Chinese car enterprises such as Great Wall Motor, BYD and Geely have made persistent efforts in the field of plug-in hybrid vehicles, opening up new space for the further development of new energy vehicles.
Pandaily had an exclusive interview with Bilibili uploader Z, in which he talks about his stories and passion for sneakers as well as how he sees the sneaker market in China now.
After Dangdang completed privatization from the United States, Peggy Yu held 52.23% of Dangdang’s equity, Li Guoqing - 22.38%, and their children held 18.65%.