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Bilibili, a Shanghai-based video streaming platform, has ushered in "Yao-Chinese Folktales," an eight-part series inspired by traditional Chinese literary works. The series got an impressive score of 9.5/10 on Chinese social media and review site Douban.
Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili has been continuously adjusting its organizational structure in the past week, involving several core business departments and six business leaders.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) added more than 80 Chinese companies to a delisting watchlist on Wednesday, including JD.com, Bilibili and Pinduoduo.
At around 10 pm on December 10 in China, an animated series based on sci-fi trilogy "The Three-Body Problem," which had been online for less than 12 hours, exceeded 100 million views on domestic video streaming platform Bilibili.
On Wednesday, Chinese streaming platform Bilibili released its list of the top 100 Chinese products which are popular among Generation Z. The list was compiled using Bilibili's big data platform named "Z Index".
Bilibili, a leading Chinese video streaming platform, on Tuesday published its "2021 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report."
As if making a marriage announcement on Feb. 14, Alibaba Group announced that it will be deepening its cooperation with the popular Chinese video platform Bilibili.
Chen Rui, Chairman and CEO of Bilibili, declared that the platform’s mission is to create good content, and its job is to serve creators. There are 2,964 employees of the platform who serve uploaders full-time.
E-book reader brand BOOX announced Thursday that the company has jointly launched an "e-ink" version of the comics app owned by major Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili.
China’s Generation Z and millennials are keen on taking up new and unconventional occupations that match their hobbies and personal interests, according to a study published on Monday.
An interview of Apple CEO Tim Cook by a 22-year-old Bilibili content creator went viral in China.
Bilibili announced on Wednesday that its board of directors approved a motion to pursue voluntary conversion to a dual-primary listing on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx).