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Fintech platform Airwallex announced on Thursday that it had completed a Series E1 round of financing worth $100 million, pushing the company's valuation to $5.5 billion.
Chinese computer chip firm Changsha Chixin Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd. announced on Wednesday that it will launch its first commercial ultra-wideband (UWB) chip: the CX300.
Beijing Yunji Technology Co., Ltd. has recently completed an initial public offering of A shares, and is preparing for counseling and filing to list on the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market).
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.
Huawei Connect 2022 is being held in Shenzhen from November 7 to 9. At the conference, an official from the Tianjin Port demonstrated the practical achievements of Huawei's smart port technology application and ecological construction.
During a media communication meeting held on April 10, William Li, CEO of Chinese automaker NIO Inc., talked about the NIO Phone.
Beijing-based technology company Xiaomi announced Thursday that it has recently become the newest member of the board of directors for the Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC).
DingTalk President Ye Jun issued an initiative in the company group chat, proposing employees to work from home for one day each month.
Volant Aerotech, a Chinese electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) development startup, announced on Thursday that it has completed a pre-A round of financing worth 100 million yuan ($14.94 million).
Huawei has built and is now operating a supercharging station for electric cars at its base in Shenzhen.
The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted 4-0 on Thursday to revoke the 214 license of a China Unicom subsidiary on the grounds of "national security concerns."
On August 19, Beijing-based Xiaomi announced its Q2 and H1 results for this year. In an earnings call, Xiaomi Group President Wang Xiang responded to the Indian tax investigation fiasco.