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Chinese transportation services platform Hello Inc. announced that it would upgrade its ride-hailing platform, cooperating with a number of other travel enterprises including SAIC Mobility, T3, Ruqi Mobility and others.
Six Tianjin Government Departments conducted a joint interview with eight car-hailing platforms on Wednesday, including Didi Chuxing, T3 Travel, Meituan and CaoCao Chuxing.
Chinese EV maker XPeng Motors said on Monday that 111 supercharging stations had been launched in November, putting its total number to 661.
NIO delivered a total of 3,965 units in August, a year-on-year increase of 104.1%, setting a new monthly high.
China’s long and illustrious history with education, which takes center stage in a family’s social standing, has prompted a wave of EdTech start-ups.
SINA Corporation, the company backing China’s popular microblogging service Weibo, reported its second quarter earnings results. Net revenue for the quarter was $533.1 million, beating expectations by $10.9 million despite a decline of 1% compared to the same period last year.
Chinese EV maker Xpeng Motors officially announced on Wednesday that the world's first production lidar smart car, XPeng P5, successfully rolled off the assembly line and will be delivered to their new owners at the end of October.
Baidu signed a cooperation agreement with the Chang'e Aerospace Science and Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. to become the global strategic partner for artificial intelligence (AI) in Chinese lunar exploration aerospace engineering.
Lazada, a Southeast Asian e-commerce firm owned by Alibaba, has appointed James Dong as CEO of Lazada Group, and he will also serve as CEO of Lazada Indonesia.
Recent data from HolonIQ has revealed just 13% of EdTech CEOs and leaders are female, despite 75% of public-school teachers and 54% of public-school principals being represented by women. I
On August 17th, according to a post by Digital Chat Station，a Weibo blogger, it was revealed that Honor has finally 'resolved' the issue with GMS (Google Mobile Services), and an official announcement is expected to be made 'after some time.'
When it comes to navigating uncharted waters, Sky Li, the founder and CEO of realme, is a pro.