
ByteDance to Shut Down Edtech Business in India
ByteDance is shutting down its educational technology business in India. The company notified the local team on Monday.
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ByteDance is shutting down its educational technology business in India. The company notified the local team on Monday.
On July 29, Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD held an online conference and announced the details of its newest vehicle, Seal. Delivery will start in August and the vehicle will range in price from 209,800 yuan to 286,800 yuan ($31,113 - $42,532).
Apollo Future Mobility, a Hong Kong-listed company, announced on January 12 that it would acquire a subsidiary of Chinese automaker WM Motor for $2.02 billion. This is a strong indication of WM Motor's plan to carry out a public listing through a reverse takeover.
Bestore, a high-end snack store chain headquartered in Wuhan, listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on February 24.
The year 2021 marks the 13th year for the 11.11 Shopping Festival, with sustainability and inclusiveness as its major themes.
Bytedance is gearing up to restart its social app Feiliao, an instant audio messaging platform that was previously removed from app stores.
Xiaohongshu will open an office in Hong Kong, be neighbors with Alibaba, and make efforts towards globalization.
On August 10, GiantOhm, an automobile resistor manufacturer, adding as a shareholder Beijing Xiaomi Zhizao Equity Investment Fund Partnership (Limited Partnership), a company associated with Xiaomi Group.
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William Li, the co-founder and CEO of Chinese electric vehicle firm NIO, offered insight regarding user experience, supply chains, production capacity, and recent progress of the firm's mobile phone business.
China's drone manufacturer DJI will provide the Finnish Defense Forces with unmanned aerial vehicles, according to local media.