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The coronavirus outbreak has dealt a severe blow to most industries. The high energy-consuming, labor-intensive fashion industry, however, bears the brunt.
A Victoria's Secret Fashion Show opened at the Mercedes-Benz Cultural Center on November 20 in Shanghai. During the performance, model Meng Xi tumbled on the ca...
As competition in the global electric vehicle industry consolidates, many automotive firms and a host of new startups are eyeing what they see as the next frontier for innovation: the sky.
Xiaomi's sales are up sevenfold in India since the company's India branch became profitable in the fiscal year that ended in March 2017. Indian consumers appear...
The race to become the leader of clean energy vehicles in the world’s largest auto market is on, with more and more tie-ups established between China’s tech giants and traditional automakers.
Beijing-based technology firm and TikTok owner ByteDance has raised its 2022 sales target for virtual reality (VR) products from 1 million units to about 1.8 million units.
Ever since the beginning of times, Chinese people have believed that they are the descendants of dragons. Just like the pop song by famous Chinese-American singer Leehom Wang goes, “in the ancient East there was a dragon; its name was Zhong Guo (China), In the ancient East there was a group of people; they were all descendants of the dragon.”
Evidently, Jay Chou has been accompanying a generation of Chinese folks throughout the entire period of their teenage life.
On July 12th, Keep, the first sports technology company, officially listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong with the stock code "3650".
Zhang Jiandong, deputy mayor of Beijing and deputy chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Beijing Winter Olympics stated that all the venues for the Winter Olympic Games will adopt green electricity.
The 2023 vivo Developer Conference will be held on November 1st, and OriginOS 4 will be officially released at that time. Currently, vivo has started to promote this system.
Charles Lu, founder of the controversy-ridden Luckin Coffee, now its ousted CEO, is said to embarking on his next venture: noodles restaurants, according to the latest from 36kr.