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On March 26, Xie Xin, CEO of ByteDance's Lark (also known as Feishu), sent a letter to all employees announcing a new round of organizational adjustments and appropriate downsizing.
Two newly-appointed directors resigned on Monday while Luckin will consider the re-appointment of Sean Shao as a director of the company.
Chinese battery giant CATL announced on July 21 that it plans to invest in the construction of a new energy battery base in Shandong Province's Jining, with a maximum total investment of 14 billion yuan ($2.07 billion).
The EVOGO battery swap service of Chinese industry giant CATL was officially launched on Saturday in Hefei, Anhui Province.
Tesla announced on Monday that its Shanghai Research and Development Center and its Shanghai Gigafactory Data Center are both online and operational.
Robin Zeng, Chairman of Chinese battery giant CATL, said that, unlike oil, lithium battery's main components can be recycled, adding that the development of the lithium battery industry makes the energy mix in China change from relying on resources to manufacturing and recycling.
Chinese search engine and AI giant Baidu has spent over $15 billion on research and development (R&D) in the past decade, the company’s CEO Robin Li revealed in a letter to shareholders.
International market analysis firm IDC has recently released a report on the market share of artificial intelligence in the first half of 2021.
On September 25, Amazon announced that it would join forces with many of the world's top tech companies including Tencent, to form the Voice Interoperability Alliance (VII).
The Ministry of Transport announced on Wednesday that China's online car-hailing supervision information exchange platform received a total of 476.02 million orders in April, down 11.6% from the previous month.
On August 15, Chinese EV maker NIO and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) signed a cooperation agreement in Beijing as the partner of the Clean Parks platform.
Dock-less cycle-sharing group Mobike, owned by Meituan Dianping, announced that nearly 190,000 users had reported destruction and misuse of bikes through the app in 2019.