NetEase officially announced that its new International Culture & Technology Complex started construction from June 29 in Shanghai’s Qingpu district.
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NetEase set up a new branch for developing console games in Tokyo Japan and spreading its influence in Japanese market.
According to The Latest IPO, Chinese internet technology giant NetEase officially announced the launch of its secondary Hong Kong public offering on the evening of June 1, Beijing time. Netease will be listed on the main board of the Hong Kong stock exchange under the ticker "9999". A total of 171 million common shares will…
Game developer NetEase is eyeing a secondary listing in Hong Kong that could happen as early as the second half of 2020.
The mobile game industry has arguably become the biggest beneficiary of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Gaming giant NetEase has reportedly launched a karaoke app linked to its music streaming platform Netease Cloud Music.
Episode 53 of TechBuzz China is about NetEase.
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.
Chinese gamers have historically been staunch PC buffs, but it was rather a Hobson’s choice. From 2000 to 2015 buying an Xbox or a PlayStation was not an easy feat for local youths, since most consoles were simply banned from official sale.
What are the immediate benefits of 5G? What makes it so much more fascinating than 4G? I guess gamers could give one of the answers.
The global games market report by NewZoo, a leading company in Gaming and Esports Analytics discusses the general trends of the 2019 global gaming market.
Chinese music industry is already gaining attention from foreign investors and it might be on the right track to going global.
Amazon China and NetEase Kaola, a cross-border e-commerce, are negotiating to merge their overseas purchase business. Led by Kaola, the merger might be completed by split-offs.
The cold Beijing winter took a heavy toll on Didi as the Chinese ride-hailing giant announced today that it will lay off 15 percent, roughly 2,000 staff members, this year.
NetEase, one of China’s top internet and online game services providers, announced on Nov. 12 that NetEase Cloud Music, the company's music streaming platform, has completed its round of financing with investors. The total amount raised exceeded $600 million.