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Didi's international business covers three major areas: ride-hailing, food delivery, and finance. Among them, the overseas ride-hailing business has already achieved profitability.
Tea brand Nayuki launched its campaign to celebrate the first anniversary of its IPO by giving away virtual shares for every tea drink.
Ma Jie, the vice president of Baidu, said on January 4 that the tech giant is set to unveil a metaverse solution called XiRang MetaStack. The solution enables the creation of an independent metaverse in only 40 days, which would have otherwise taken from six months to a year to complete.
On Thursday, Galaxy Future, a cloud native basic engine provider established less than half a year ago, announced that it had completed an angel investment round worth tens of millions of dollars.
Internal adjustments to the organizational structure of Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng are nearing an end, and some departments have implemented small-scale layoffs.
Stuart Oda, CEO of Alesca Life, said that agriculture and agricultural technology have come into sharp focus from the fallout of the COVID-19 outbreak.
China’s ride hailing giant Didi Chuxing released its new three-year strategy on April 16, highlighting overseas expansion, delivery service and innovative development.
Baidu Inc. recently added a new feature displaying information flow to its mobile browser app and changed the app's slogan along the way. This is among the late...
Chinese tech giants Alibaba is among the leading green energy buyers, ranking the second in the list for all Chinese companies, according to a ranking list of top buyers and sellers by research provider BloombergNEF last week.
Ant Group CEO Simon (Xiaoming) Hu on Friday evening announced that he would be stepping down from his role at the firm, after an internal email was obtained by domestic media outlet 36Kr.
Li Guoqing, E-commerce platform Dangdang's deposed cofounder, forced his way into the company with 20 people to obtain some important files.
LinkDoc Technology Limited, a medical data platform company backed by Alibaba Group, plans to lead a $200 to $300 million financing round before its upcoming IPO in Hong Kong.