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Chinese commercial information platform Qichacha recently showed that Tencent has publicly invested 1,175 times in 925 projects in the recent ten years, totaling more than $202 billion.
Universal Beijing Resort (UBR) started its 20-day trial operation on Wednesday, and announced the ticket prices for the theme park. Tickets will officially go on sale from September 14.
The UBR theme park, two hotels and Universal CityWalk Beijing will be open to the public.
Pop Mart, a trendy culture and entertainment company, officially opened its first pop-up store in South Coast Plaza, California. This is the first time that Pop Mart has opened an offline channel the U.S.
The role-playing murder mystery games have been popular in China recently, and businesses providing such games and other "escape" activities are now a favorite among urban young people.
The smart score function on Chinese digital content platform QQ Music, which became the domestic industry's first such function upon its launch in November last year, has undergone a fresh upgrade.
Chinese internet service and app provider Hengteng Networks announced its plan to work with Tencent, one of the largest integrated Internet service providers in China.
Gong Yu, CEO of iQiyi, said at a symposium organized by the China TV Artists Association (CTAA) on Wednesday that iQiyi has cancelled its idol talent show and any offsite voting features on the platform for next few years.
Beijing-based internet firm Inke Limited officially changed its name to Inkeverse Group Limited on Wednesday.
Several insiders at game companies said that the approval of game registration numbers may be resumed soon while the latest list of approved domestic online game registration numbers was released three month ago.
Tencent Music, a digital audio streaming platform operated by Chinese internet giant Tencent, released its unaudited financial report for the first quarter ended March 31, 2022.
Youku Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. made a registration change with the Industrial and Commercial Administration.