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Property managers on Ziroom often lack the patience and ability to effectively communicate with tenants and the company seems only to be interested in passing the buck when facing complaints.
Chinese company ByteDance has launched an in-app payment service in its short video platform Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok.
On October 30, Chinese EV maker NIO announced that due to the previous stop of its production lines caused by the upgrading of its Hefei Manufacturing Base, some vehicle orders planned to be delivered in October will be postponed.
The National Radio and Television Administration issued a notice on Thursday in an effort to further strengthen regulations for radio and television industry workers.
Pinduoduo launches the "FuYao Plan" for live streaming, aiming to enhance live streaming operations and boost transaction volume during the Spring Festival.
OPPO responds to rumors of suspending foldable screen project: Foldable series products are progressing as planned.
Snap Inc, the company behind popular social media app SnapChat is to launch a new function inside of the app’s chat section, Snap Minis.
South Korean energy market research institution SNE Research on October 6 released its latest data on the global installed battery capacity of electric vehicles. CATL continued to dominate the list with cumulative installed capacity reaching 102.2 GWh, exceeding the 96.7 GWh achieved last year.
Huawei announced that its new product launch will be held in Vienna, Austria, on October 21, starting at 3 p.m. Central European Time.
On May 29th, the China Industrial Association of Power Sources (CIAPS) announced that from January to April 2023, the cumulative export value of lithium-ion batteries in China was $21.24 billion, compared to $12.26 billion during the same period in 2022, representing a year-on-year growth of 73.2%.
This is the X-Sense Smoke Detector, which can be controlled through your phone and connects to your home's Wi-Fi. So, let's see if it's any good. ...
During a media communication meeting on April 21st, Cui Dayong, the CEO of T3 Go, a Chinese ride-hailing platform, said that the company is set to launch a separate app for young people due to the unfulfilled personalized and diverse needs of this user group.