
The Tmall "Auto Vending Machine" Is Expected to Be Launched This Year
Within about 20 minutes, Devin had placed an order on Tmall and purchased a new car by using the "auto vending machine." Because his Sesame credit is higher tha...
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Within about 20 minutes, Devin had placed an order on Tmall and purchased a new car by using the "auto vending machine." Because his Sesame credit is higher tha...
On August 13, Keep, China’s sports APP, announced that the number of registered users broke 100 million, which marked that Keep had become a member of mobile In...
With the buzzword “Sharing Economy” spreading like wildfire recently, some folks online started joking about having sharable girlfriends next. Taqu (Touch), a p...
TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) issued a press release that Morris Chang, the chairman and founder of the company, would retire in June next y...
Chinese social platform Soul and fitness app Keep are considering an IPO in Hong Kong, several media outlets reported on Wednesday. Previously, both companies suspended their plans to list in the U.S.
Can battle-tested and awe-inspiring Amazon and Jeff Bezos beat Alibaba and Jack Ma? A “historical” turning point is seemingly at hand: Alibaba could soon top A...
Chinese mobile fitness community Keep announced that it had completed an $80 million E-round of financing earlier this year, and thus became the first fitness tech company to achieve unicorn status.
On January 4th, the share price of leading sports technology company, Keep, fell by more than 30% during trading hours, reaching a new all-time low since its listing.
Chinese fitness technology company Keep has recently carried out a large-scale organizational restructuring to improve efficiency.
After nearly three decades of fighting, the competition between KFC and McDonalds in China is likely to heat up, because of its newly gotten “Chinese” identity....
On September 6, Keep, a Beijing-based sports tech firm, updated its prospectus on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx).
On October 24, the company behind the fitness app Keep started a big round of layoffs, according to 36Kr.