
NIO's Sub-brand Alps Starts Laying off Employees
After the announcement of organizational optimization by NIO's CEO Li Bin last Friday, NIO's sub-brand, Alps, has also started lay-off.
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After the announcement of organizational optimization by NIO's CEO Li Bin last Friday, NIO's sub-brand, Alps, has also started lay-off.
Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng has restructured its marketing system by merging the auto trade and user development service teams and establishing over 20 sales regions in China.
In response to public discussions, Hangzhou-based bottled water giant Nongfu Spring asserted that there were no ingredients imported from Fukushima, Japan, in its soda products.
No matter how much money some Chinese young professionals earn each month, their desire for luxury goods and lifestyle remains unsatiated. As another ‘Doub...
Among the first batch of 81 companies listed on the new bourse, 10 are new stocks and the remaining 71 have been transferred from the Selected Layer of National Equities and Exchange Quotations.
The internet chart-busters initiated not only a deluge of jubilant social media posts, but also a serious debate about the future of privacy, security and truth at a time when data sells better than oil.
Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturer NIO will hold an online press conference on the evening of June 15 to release its brand-new SUV - ES7.
While many are convinced that Chinese sellers are receiving special treatment from Amazon, in the eyes of many Chinese merchants, Amazon is no friend at all. Rather, it is in part Amazon’s monopoly power that leaves them with no choice.
Rudi Ying, a promising 21-year old Chinese ice hockey player seized global attention when he was just nine years old. Some pundits speculate, if things goes well, he could be the future Jeremy Lin of ice hockey. We were glad to meet Rudi on the ice rink in between his training and matches.
Following the Feb. 8 ban of the invite-only social media app Clubhouse, two copycat products have already been fully developed and launched in a race to replace the app within the domestic market.
Shopee, an e-commerce platform owned by Singapore's Sea Limited, will cut some jobs around the world. According to one Shopee employee in Shenzhen, the company has reduced at least one business line in the base to a third of what it was.
A report released by leading South Korean consulting firm SNE Research on May 3 showed that Chinese company BYD has surpassed South Korean firm LG Energy Solution and ranked second with a market share of 16.2%.