
China's State Administration for Market Regulation Unveils 43 Anti-monopoly Cases
Most of them were internet enterprises, including Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Meituan, ByteDance, JD.com, Suning.com, Sina, 58 Group and more.
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Most of them were internet enterprises, including Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Meituan, ByteDance, JD.com, Suning.com, Sina, 58 Group and more.
Iluvatar CoreX, a Chinese provider of general GPU chips and high-performance computing systems, announced on July 13 that it had completed C+ and C++ rounds of financing totaling over 1 billion yuan ($148.68 million).
On August 16, Chinese data security startup CyberServal announced its completion of round-A financing, garnering tens of millions of yuan.
Esports and breakdancing have joined the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou 2022.
This was the first good news that came across after Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun was, once again, in control of the supply chain. On July 7th, Lei sent out an internal e...
On February 24th, Xiaomi’s budget sub-brand Redmi announced that its flagship K20 Pro has been officially discontinued.
On October 8th, Guangdong Provincial Food and Drug Administration announced that Huawei's "single-guide ECG blood pressure wrist device" was officially approved for production.
Xiaoyezi Beijing Technology Co., Ltd. has completed a C2 round of financing worth tens of millions of yuan led by Zhencheng Capital.
Unitree Robotics, a high-performance quadruped robots manufacturer, has recently announced its completion of B-round financing worth several hundred million yuan, led by Matrix Partners and Dunhong Capital Management.
Tesla's arm in China, Tesla (Shanghai) Co. Ltd has increased its registered capital to a total of 4.67 billion RMB (about $680 million) on Sept. 7, according to...
Chinese markets are thriving and there is no denying in that! The communist-turned-capitalist country has been thriving by all leaps and bounds; it now houses s...
Futian District in the city of Shenzhen issued 20 million digital yuan to eligible local citizens in 100,000 red envelopes, each with a value of 200 yuan, marking the second time the city of Shenzhen participated in an official e-yuan pilot in the form of red envelopes.