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Chinese EV maker NIO recently announced a preferential plan for car purchases in January 2022. Users who purchase a new ES8, ES6 and EC6 before January 31, and choose the BaaS battery rental service, can enjoy a discount.
The new BYD Dynasty MPV model has revealed spy photos and is expected to be named 'Zhou'.
By offering virtual fitness lessons, pre-recorded workout videos or remote one-on-one coaching during the pandemic, many fitness platforms believe these actions may permanently change the landscape of the industry.
In 2022, only 468 new games obtained approval from Chinese authorities, far less than the 679 approved in 2021. The tightening domestic game market forced NetEase to develop operations in overseas markets.
Chinese unmanned retail solution provider SandStar announced that it has raised hundreds of millions of yuan in a series B+ round of financing.
On Monday, the China Consumers Association announced the theme of the 2022 National Consumers Association Consumer Rights Protection Year - "Promoting Consumption Fairness Together".
ByteDance's short video app Douyin will reportedly launch food delivery services in all major Chinese cities on March 1, following internal testing in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.
ByteDance is reportedly making strategic adjustments to its AI core department, Seed, with former Google Fellow Dr. Yonghui Wu leading the team.
Sources have revealed that Tesla's FSD has not yet been approved by regulatory authorities in China, and the related evaluation work is still underway.
In a case of information sales contract dispute caused by a digital collection transaction heard by Hangzhou Internet Court in Zhejiang Province, China, it was pointed out that digital collections belong to virtual property that is protected by law.
Regarding the media report "Douyin abandons food delivery," Douyin stated that this information is untrue, and its group purchasing and delivery business is operating normally.
California-based game developer Riot Games has sued ByteDance's Shanghai Moonton Technology Co., Ltd. for what it called "blatant copying" of the mobile version of Wild Rift.