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According to authoritative patent data released on Monday by IFI Claims, five enterprises from Greater China have entered into the list of top 50 U.S. Patent Assignees in 2021.
Baidu announced on Monday that Beijing authorities had issued a new batch of driverless licenses to the company after authorizing the company to provide driverless ride-hailing services to the public on open roads in the city starting in April.
The Arcfox Alpha S Huawei Hi version equipped with Huawei HarmonyOS will be delivered in small batches starting in November.
Chinese battery manufacturer Gotion High-Tech released its latest financial report on October 26, showing operating income of 14.426 billion yuan ($1.99 billion) in the first three quarters of the year. In addition, batteries supplied by the company to Volkswagen will be installed next year.
Apple published the official webpage of its first retail store in China's central province of Hunan on Wednesday. According to the page, the new facility is located in the Changsha International Financial Center.
Domestic demand serves as the driver of economic growth and the new online economy is helping promote the development of Chinese brands, a recent report said.
Qualcomm Inc. has reached a settlement agreement with Huawei Technologies, as well as signing a long term, new patent licensing deal with the latter.
Chinese battery giant CATL's factory in Thuringia, Germany, has begun the mass production of lithium-ion battery cells as scheduled, which means that the company now has a local production and supply capacity for its European customers.
In recent research conducted by a marketing and communications group WPP and consulting firm Kantar, Alibaba was named the most valuable non-US retail brand in the world.
Despite escalating China-U.S. trade tensions, Tesla acquired a land area measuring around 860,000 square meters (214 acres) in Shanghai's Lingang Area at the pr...
On December 9th, Richard Liu, the founder and chairman of JD.com, replied to employee comments on the company's internal network, stating that JD.com must change or there will be no way out.
The public listing of SVOLT, a Chinese lithium-ion battery systems provider, was approved by the Shanghai Stock Exchange on November 18.