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Recently, there has been a picture circulating on the internet with the title "China to issue licenses to education and training companies for resuming extracurricular tutoring." On July 20th, the official WeChat account of Chinese Association for Non-Government Education clarified that this information is purely a rumor.
Under the latest promotional efforts posted on McDonald's official Weibo account, complaints from overworked frontline employees flooded the comments section.
Alibaba has announced a strategic partnership with FAW Group, one of China’s largest automobile companies.
During the 2022 China International Carbon Trading Conference held on July 16, the "Enterprise Carbon Credit Evaluation Standard," the country's first carbon credit standard, was officially released.
On September 12th, it was reported that Xiaomi's automobile production base in Tongzhou had entered the final stage of production debugging.
Weibo withdrew the emoji that represents “cool” from the emoji stickers of its international version, indicating the phase-out of “smoking emoji” from Weibo’s m...
Young Liu, Chairman and CEO of Taiwan-based electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn, affirmed during the firm's annual Hon Hai Tech Day on October 18 that "I hope one day we can produce electric cars for Tesla."
Gaotu Techedu, an online tutoring service provider for larger class sizes in China, announced on Tuesday its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year that ended December 31, 2021.
Chinese smartphone brand Honor officially launched its new "Honor 60 SE" smartphone on Tuesday. Compared with two models in the series released before – the Honor 60 and Honor 60 Pro – this Honor 60 SE is more affordable.
Byton's K-Byte concept debuted in Shanghai on June 12, and Byton, the Beijing-based startup has announced its product naming strategy for the first time. SEE A...
Apple on Tuesday unveiled its first set of over-ear headphones, the AirPods Max, in an attempt to boost holiday sales.
Amazon has banned 600 Chinese brands and about 3,000 merchant accounts, all of which repeatedly used the platform's review function improperly. The ban follows several prior warnings.