
Hulu Layoffs Exceed 90% in Beijing
On March 29th, informed sources reported that Hulu, the streaming giant owned by Disney, will lay off over 90% of its staff in Beijing.
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On March 29th, informed sources reported that Hulu, the streaming giant owned by Disney, will lay off over 90% of its staff in Beijing.
On Wednesday, Lei Jun, Chairman and Founder of Xiaomi, announced via his Weibo account that Xiaomi Auto Co. Ltd has been officially established, with registered capital of 10 billion yuan ($1.5 billion).
“A slut on Tantan, a composed thinker on Soul, a workaholic on Wechat and a cynic poet on Weibo.”
Energy Monster, China’s largest provider of mobile charging devices, on Thursday officially listed on Nasdaq under the symbol “EM,” becoming the first Chinese shareable charging devices brand to participate in public trading.
McDonald's name change became an online joke after its announcement on October 25. Records from the Administration of Industry and Commerce show McDonald's chan...
During the 2018 annual conference of the Boao Forum for Asia (BFA), Jack Ma said that if China-U.S. economic and trade relations deteriorate, the promise he mad...
DJI unveils inaugural civilian cargo drone, embarks on goods transport services.
Robin Zeng, Chairman of Chinese battery giant CATL, revealed that in addition to all-solid-state batteries and semi-solid-state batteries, previously unheard-of condensed matter batteries are now under development at CATL.
The mobile game industry has arguably become the biggest beneficiary of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Baidu's ChatGPT-like product ERNIE Bot was unveiled yesterday and subsequently caused huge fluctuations in its share price. Before the Hong Kong stock market opened today, Baidu's share price rebounded. Around 15:00 Beijing time, the share price rose by over 12% to HK $142.8 (about 18.2 $).
Anta Sports Products Limited, a prominent sportswear company in China, increased its overall revenue in the first half of the year by 13.8% to 25.97 billion yuan ($3.79 billion), higher than Nike China's $3.7 billion in the same reporting period.
XPeng Motors recently reduced the number of nationwide sales regions. They are also gradually phasing out underperforming directly operated stores and expanding the scale of dealership stores.