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Perfect Diary’s parent company Yatsen Group unveiled plans to buy Eve Lom, a UK prestige skincare brand, kicking off a strategic shift for the Chinese beauty unicorn.
At a time when Chinese enterprises are focusing on smart home technology and intelligent speakers, Sogou, a subsidiary of Internet company Sohu Inc., is turning...
On December 16, "Avatar: The Way of Water," James Cameron's highly anticipated science-fiction blockbuster sequel, will be officially released in China. As of December 10, pre-sale box office proceeds for the film had exceeded 100 million yuan ($14.3 million).
Recently, Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi filed a patent in the database of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
Recently, employees of Chinese Twitter-like social media platform Weibo said on a domestic job information sharing platform that their company is laying off a significant number of employees and is even asking some to leave voluntarily.
E-commerce platforms like JD.com made strategic moves to react to the gloom in the retail consumption market brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
TechStar Acquisition Corporation, a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) initiated by CNCB Capital, Zero2IPO Group, Zero2IPO Capital, and three individuals, submitted a listing application to the main board of the HKEx on June 24.
The cooperation between the two companies would likely involve a joint venture, funded and controlled by Volkswagen while Huawei provides technology and becomes a tier-one supplier of Volkswagen.
Neither the gamer nor the Instagrammer will be disappointed with the last Chinese flagship of the year. The new Honor V20 released on Dec. 26 sports the powerful Kirin 980 chipset, plenty of RAM for a smooth gaming experience, and triple rear cameras for taking ultra-clear photos.
Fruit-themed WeChat game Merging Watermelon went viral over the weekend and is still trending on microblogging platform Weibo.
On the evening of July 25, a screenshot related to Didi's ongoing bankruptcy audit was leaked by an accounting firm employee. On Chinese social media platform Weibo, a user suspected of being a Didi employee confirmed that the firm's car-sharing business is going into liquidation.
The viral project that amassed more than 10 million views in less than a week has been reduced to a flameout amid a mixture of anti-overwork sentiment and digital censorship in Chinese society.