
Leapmotor Listed in Hong Kong, Unveils C01 EV Model
Chinese electric vehicle startup Leapmotor was officially listed in Hong Kong on September 29, with an opening price of HK$41 ($5.22) per share, 14% lower than its issue price of HK$48 ($6.11).
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Chinese electric vehicle startup Leapmotor was officially listed in Hong Kong on September 29, with an opening price of HK$41 ($5.22) per share, 14% lower than its issue price of HK$48 ($6.11).
On January 8th, JD.com announced that its subsidiary Dada Nexus Limited had discovered some suspicious activities during a routine internal audit.
Soulgate Inc., the operator of social networking app Soul, has decided to withdraw its F-1 registration declaration document and no longer issue securities, according to documents it filed on Thursday with the United States SEC.
The People's Government of Hainan Province published its Carbon Peaking Implementation Plan on August 22, which stipulates that by 2030, the sale of fuel cars will be completely banned.
On Tuesday, the Shanghai Stock Exchange officially accepted the application of Grinm Semiconductor Materials Co,. Ltd. (GRITEK) for listing on theShanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market).
BYD, Wuling Motors, and other Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers will set up factories in Indonesia. The Indonesian government is reportedly considering more tax incentives to attract electric vehicle manufacturers.
China’s new e-commerce platform, Pinduoduo, plans to raise a maximum of $1.87 billion through its listing on the NASDAQ Global Select section, according to its ...
With an extra day off, Chinese consumers celebrated with a surging demand for travel, snacks and beverages.
Didi Chuxing (Didi), China's largest ride-hailing platform, announced today that it opened its official Australia & New Zealand (ANZ) headquarters in Melbou...
A power swap station jointly constructed by Sinopec and Nio was officially put into operation on Thursday at the Chaoying gas filling station in Beijing.
During a popular annual television program broadcast by state-run China Central Television on March 15 – which is also World Consumer Rights Day – several domestic and foreign brands were singled out for violations of consumer rights.
Following a tumultuous first half of 2021, China Evergrande Group rebounded during Monday trading at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as it made moves to sell off assets and stabilize its debt-ridden finances.