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On July 14th, Xiaomi increased the number of job positions from 24 to 25, all of which are in the field of autonomous driving. According to chinastarmarket.cn, Xiaomi will also soon announce a new talent recruitment plan.
24 hours after the plane crash, the topic of her death climbed to the top list of Weibo, attracting hundreds of millions of clicks.
Pony.ai demonstrated its latest self-developed autonomous driving technology at WAIC on Wednesday, and officially announced it's Robotaxi service in Shanghai, operating along the main roads of Jiading District.
Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto has filed for a U.S. initial public offering, aiming to list its shares on the Nasdaq Global Market on July 31.
On September 8, BYD's Thailand division and local industrial developer WHA signed a purchase agreement for 96 hectares of land, which will be the site of its first wholly-owned overseas passenger car factory in Thailand.
Reuters reported on Oct 15 that NEVS, a Swedish electric vehicle (EV) unit under China Evergrande Group, is negotiating with U.S. and European venture capital companies and industrial partners to find a new owner.
Internet giant Alibaba has unveiled its first server chip based on ARM architecture at the Apsara Conference on October 19, marking the attempt of another major company to challenge Intel's architecture.
Reports have emerged recently claiming that Tencent Holdings is considering a reduction of its shares in Meituan, Beike, Didi and other companies, in order to provide funds for its stock repurchase and new business ventures.
According to Bilibili, China's Youtube, the site had conducted 7,500 cases of psychological counseling over the past summer.
Three major Chinese telecom operators, China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom plan to build a total of 500,000 5G base stations, according to their published investment plans.
On Monday, Pete Lau, founder of OnePlus and Chief Product Officer of OPPO, announced via his Weibo account that Louis Li will become President of OnePlus China.
A statement by Jinan police on August 14 revealed that after investigating an Alibaba Group employee's sexual assault allegation against her boss, they didn't find evidence of rape. At present, the case is undergoing further scrutiny.