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On April 21st in Suzhou, China, rumors have it that a certain company has issued a notice requiring employees who drive BMW branded vehicles to sell them within one month and replace them with domestic cars.
Chinese EV maker NIO is planning to separate its battery production unit as part of its strategy to become more profitable, according to anonymous sources cited by Reuters.
Google Cloud's Greater China President Kathy Lee may step down, with Bin Shen from Microsoft rumored to take over.
On May 25th, Alibaba Group refuted recent rumors of large-scale layoffs. In an official announcement on social media, the company stated that it plans to hire 15,000 new employees in 2023 across its six business units, with over 3,000 of these positions designated for new graduates.
On February 24th, the autonomous driving technology company WeRide announced that Robotaxi GXR has started commercial operation on a large scale in Beijing.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said on September 16 that the development of the methanol-based economy has played an important role in diversifying energy sources and ensuring the country's energy supply.
American chip designer Marvell is cutting some R&D roles for its operations in China. The firm did not specify how many employees would be affected by the cuts.
CATL unveils the Shenxing ultra-fast charging battery in Europe: 10-minute charge, 400-kilometer range.
IQIYI's VR Company Faces Imminent 'Shutdown' Amid Salary Dispute; Employees Turn to CEO Gong Yu for Answers.
A blogger revealed that the OPPO Find X8 phone will be released as soon as October 21, along with new products such as the OPPO Pad 3 Pro and OPPO Enco X3.
NIO's second sedan ET5 officially started delivery in cities including Shanghai and Suzhou. Aiming at the pure electric, mid-sized luxury vehicle market, the ET5 will compete against products such as the Tesla Model 3 and BMW 3 Series.
US tech giant Microsoft would lay off 10,000 workers by the end of this year's third quarter, accounting for just under 5% of its total employee count. The firm's China division reportedly will be involved, but the layoff ratio is lower than 5%.