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Crypto exchange Huobi Global launched a refreshed branding strategy on November 22, under which it will now simply be known as "Huobi." The brand upgrade also came with the unveiling of a global expansion roadmap since it was acquired by About Capital Buyout Fund last month.
Guangzhi Cao, a former Tesla engineer and former Head of Perception at XPeng Motors, who was involved in allegations of commercial theft, has joined Pegasus, a Chinese automated driving startup.
Alipay's official account on Weibo announced that Beijing Yitongxing APP was officially launched, and users could buy tickets in the APP and collect tickets fro...
Following Alibaba’s historic secondary listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange, other Chinese tech giants including Baidu are considering a similar strategy, according to IPOzaozhidao.
According to people familiar with the matter, the pre-IPO valuation of Kuaishou, one of China’s leading short-video start-ups, has reached $25 billion.
Shenzhen-based automaker BYD announced on July 22 that its first A-class electric SUV based on the firm's e-platform 3.0 architecture, known as the Yuan Plus in the domestic market, was recently launched in San Jose, Costa Rica.
Chinese Artificial Intelligence (AI) chipmaker Horizon Robotics announced a massive $600 million funding in its Series B financing round, setting a new record of funding in the AI chip making industry.
BYD is also going to build humanoid robots and is recruiting talents in the field of embodied intelligence globally.
Tesla's new Model Y has started delivery in China, with the price starting at $36,121.
LatePost reported on Wednesday that the number of daily active users of video platform Bilibili has exceeded 65 million, surpassing Youku to become the third largest long-form video platform after iQiyi and Tencent Video.
When it comes to the most refreshing Chinese Youtube influencer of 2019, most people think of Li Ziqi, a Chinese vlogger whose videos focus on the beautiful scenery and the rural life in the Chinese countryside.
HP denies moving half of its PC production out of China, stating that its PC manufacturing business in China remains significant.