
Beijing stops launching new sharing bikes and to issue guidance
On September 7, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport convened managers of the district management departments and 15 sharing bike companies. After list...
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On September 7, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport convened managers of the district management departments and 15 sharing bike companies. After list...
Blizzard China released a letter from Nathan Lyons-Smith, General Manager of Hearthstone’s production team, to all of the game’s players in China on December 23, saying that it is currently negotiating with some potential new distribution partners.
NetEase announced that the trendy casual competitive game 'Eggy Party' will land on the Switch platform on July 19th.
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...
Gaming giant NetEase has reportedly launched a karaoke app linked to its music streaming platform Netease Cloud Music.
Activision Blizzard, led by CEO Bobby Kotick, reportedly put forward stricter conditions in contract renewal negotiations with the Chinese firm NetEase, including requiring it to pay the cooperation income of the next two years to Blizzard in advance once it completes the contract renewal.
Though 2020 played out much differently than most of us anticipated, Chinese advertisers still managed to create some unique and noteworthy marketing campaigns.
NetEase announced on February 15 that it will install the first game version of ChatGPT in China in its mobile game "Justice Online", so that smart non player characters (NPC) can freely conduct dialogue with players and give logical behavioral feedback based on that dialogue.
At the beginning of March, two stock exchanges in China announced that NetEase Cloud Music had been added into the list of stocks that can be traded through the Hong Kong Stock Connect platform.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is in talks with NetEase to acquire its cross-border e-commerce platform Kaola. Once the two agree on final details, Kaola would merge with Alibaba's cross-border arm Tmall, according to LatePost on Aug. 14.
Internet giant Netease, which once surprised users by raising pigs, is marching into another unusual industry. On October 23, it announced the launch of Tryfun(...
On April 10, news about Jay Chou, a Taiwanese singer, songwriter, record producer, rapper, actor and television personality suing Chinese technology company NetEase for unfair competition went viral on Weibo, a Twitter-like platform.