
Alibaba Plans to Ring the Bell at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 26
On November 14, according to Tencent News, Alibaba's IPO officially opened for Hong Kong-based institutional investors.
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On November 14, according to Tencent News, Alibaba's IPO officially opened for Hong Kong-based institutional investors.
On Wednesday, Alipay released a document entitled "Work Summary of Supporting Women's Football in China," which introduced the firm's investments and achievements in supporting women's football in recent years.
Mobike is declaring war on illegal ads. Mobike sued Shanghai Huijia Information Technology in Shanghai Pudong District People's Court on December 14. Mobike de...
This episode of TechBuzz China is our second of two focused on bike-sharing in China. In it, co-hosts Ying-Ying Lu and Rui Ma tell the story of the rest ...
China’s internet regulator held talks with 11 heavyweight tech companies to discuss the firms’ use of voice-based social platforms and “deep-fake” technology.
He Swore ‘Never Do Games Business’ While Now Enter Game Industry in High Profile In June 2010, when talking to the then Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, Alibaba Cha...
Netflix has purchased exclusive distribution rights to stream Chinese streaming website Youku's original web series "I Hear You" outside of China, said the Alibaba-owned video site on May 10.
In last week’s VC news, EV chassis maker PIX completes pre-A round from an undisclosed investor, prominent autonomous driving firm WeRide closes massive $400 million fundraising and more.
Daily Journal Corp, the newspaper and software company owned by Charlie Munger, a close business partner of Warren Buffett, disclosed on Wednesday that it had increased its stake in Alibaba in the US stock market.
Ant Financial Services Group announced today that they have raised approximately $14 billion in the Series C equity financing round, including a RMB tranche rai...
In 2018, many Chinese tech companies expanded their overseas markets and showcased their efforts in going global.
JD.com Inc, China's second largest e-commerce platform, reported a 31.2 percent rise in its second-quarter revenue on Thursday, falling short of analysts' estim...