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Chinese game publishers Tencent and NetEase respectively dominated in first and second, while some other famous game developers such as FunPlus, Lilith, IGG, 37Games are also listed.
On Monday, Chen Rui, Chairman and CEO of Chinese video sharing platform Bilibili, delivered a speech at the 2021 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit.
Bloomberg reported that Huami, Xiaomi's subsidiary, has started its roadshow for an initial public offering in the US. Huami plans to be listed on the Nasdaq gl...
Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto announced on Tuesday that its smart SUV Li ONE will soon undergo an over-the-air (OTA) update to version 3.1, offering more advanced assisted driving features.
On August 18, leading Chinese drone brand DJI announced that it will release a new product at 21:00 on August 25, with the slogan "Born to Fly."
Xiaozhu announced it raised $120 million during its E-round financing on November 1. YF Capital led the round, and existing shareholders, such as JOY Capital, M...
On April 6th, BYD officially announced the launch of its 2023 e2 model. There are two models available: Comfort and Luxury, priced at ¥102,800 (about $15,000) and ¥109,800 (about $16,000), respectively.
Kuaishou Technology, the operator of the second most popular short-video platform after Douyin, saw its stock tumble as much as 11.6% on Tuesday after the company reported a 7.3 billion yuan ($1.14 billion) loss the previous day.
On Friday, the China Consumers Association released its 2021 annual report on China's consumer rights protection, covering food security, automobiles, and other fields.
Chinese EV-maker Xpeng Motors launched its new long-range intelligent EV sports sedan, the P7, the company’s second production model.
Hong Xiaowen, senior Vice President of Microsoft Corporation and Chairman of Microsoft Asia Pacific R&D Group and President of Microsoft Research Asia, revealed on Apr. 11 that the world's largest artificial intelligence and IoT laboratory will be officially put into operation in Shanghai in mid-May this year.
As autonomous driving becomes more popular and easy to use, first-tier cities in China such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are striving to secure leading companies to settle in with supporting policies.