
China Introduces Toughest Regulations Yet for the Gaming Industry
On April 11, Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, introduced new regulations for Chinese gaming companies.
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On April 11, Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, introduced new regulations for Chinese gaming companies.
Chinese EV Maker Leading Ideal is expected to have its IPO in July or August, which is sill in dispute by people.
After canceling its flagship launch event last week, Lenovo-owned smartphone brand Motorola unveiled its first-ever flagship foldable phone named moto Razr 2022 in China on August 11. It also launched two more models for the middle-end market.
Lingxi, an NFT marketplace owned by Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com, on December 17 was launched as a mini program on the company's app.
On Sunday evening, the Shanghai Stock Exchange issued an urgent notice to make adjustments and convergence arrangements to cope with the city's snap lockdown.
Pony.ai has received a $100 million investment from NIF. The two parties will also establish a joint venture in NEOM to produce and operate autonomous taxis.
Recently, Xiaomi applied for a graphic trademark. According to the enterprise information inquiry platform Qichacha, the application was made on on November 2021 and was for Xiaomi's founder Lei Jun's signature.
On March 3, FinDreams Technology, a subsidiary of BYD, released a new generation of millimeter-wave radar, which will be mass-produced in March this year.
NetEase, one of China’s top internet and online game services providers, announced on Nov. 12 that NetEase Cloud Music, the company's music streaming platform, ...
The popularity of full-screen smartphones in second half of this year has stirred up excitement among quite a few phone users. While buying a new smartphone, ho...
On August 15, XPeng Motors held a launch event at which it announced that it had put the 1,000th self-operated charging station into operation, which is the first station to be equipped with the latest generation of ultra-fast charging pile in China.
TuSimple, an autonomous driving technology company, has announced a restructuring plan which will impact approximately 350 of its employees, or 25% of the workforce, while 80% of the remaining approximately 1,100 employees are in R&D functions.