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William Li, the co-founder and CEO of Chinese electric vehicle firm NIO, offered insight regarding user experience, supply chains, production capacity, and recent progress of the firm's mobile phone business.
As its three-month internal stress test draws to a close, the Universal Beijing Resort (UBR) announced on Tuesday it will officially start trial operations on September 1.
MenuSifu, a point of sale (POS) software developer, on July 27 announced it had closed a $20 million Series B fundraising round, led by Challenjers Venture.
Foxconn, Apple's largest iPhone foundry, said on November 7 that it is working hard to resume full production at its Zhengzhou factory as soon as possible, and lowered its fourth-quarter performance forecast.
Following China's loosening of pandemic control measures earlier this month, the number of cases across the country has soared, while demand for drugs and medical supplies such as antipyretics, antigen tests and oximeters has skyrocketed.
Operators of China's digital "itinerary card," a smartphone function that has played a key role in authorities' pursuit of zero COVID, announced on December 12 that the service will officially go offline at 0:00 on December 13.
DiDi released a “2020 in Numbers” report on Thursday to capture the firm’s highlights from last year, with the pandemic in 2020 bringing the firm new opportunities and challenges.
China's State Council issued a series of new pandemic control measures on December 7, relaxing restrictions on travel and boosting the search volume on domestic ticketing platforms.
During the recently concluded May Day holiday in China, both the number of travelers and domestic tourism revenue surpassed pre-epidemic levels. The catering industry experienced a significant increase in sales, while third- and fourth-tier cities witnessed a surge in their tourism market.
The Omicron COVID-19 variant, which appears more transmissible but less pathogenic than earlier strains of the coronavirus, has caused a surge in demand for nucleic acid testing in China this year. However, false positives have frequently been reported.
Major digital platforms offering daily services to Shanghai residents have also adopted measures to support the efforts, including Meituan Waimai and DiDi Global Inc.
With the adjustment of COVID-19 prevention and control policies in many cities in China, in addition to a wave of panic buying of cold medicines, some food products have become unexpectedly popular recently, such as canned yellow peaches and electrolyte water.