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The first pay-per-view video from an independent uploader appeared on popular Chinese streaming platform Bilibili on Monday, marking a new step by the firm in its pursuit of paid content strategies, following lessons and movies.
So far, a recorded 26 A-share listed companies in China have become involved in digital collections, the country's version of NFTs. Among these firms, only three have announced the revenue related to this innovative business.
Facebook's dependency on ad revenue is worrying. Recently, it has been tough to be Mark Zuckerberg. After going to Washington DC and Europe on apology tours,...
Beijing-based Zhongguancun Interactive Marketing Lab, together with institutions including PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), on Thursday jointly released the 2021 China Internet Advertising Data Report.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com announced its better-than-expected fourth quarter financial results on Thursday, revealing a 31.4% increase in net revenue compared to the same quarter in the previous year.
Beijing Jianyou Technology, the developer of the pass-through mini game "Sheep a Sheep", which became a national online sensation on China's social media last year, said lately that the company's revenue had exceeded 100 million ($15.6 billion).
On Friday, Li Guoxun, Vice President of sparkling water brand Genki Forest, talked about the company's recent business operations, marking the first time that the brand disclosed performance data to the public.
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) announced on Tuesday that in January and February 2022, the company achieved operating income of about $1.223 billion.
On March 21, Chinese automaker Geely released its annual financial report, revealing that the company recorded a revenue of 147.965 billion yuan ($21 billion) in 2022, representing a year-on-year increase of 45.6%.
On December 30, Eric Xu, the rotating chairman of Huawei, predicted in his New Year speech that Huawei would achieve an annual revenue of 636.9 billion yuan ($92 billion), which is in line with forecasts.
A report released by two Chinese game industry institutions on July 21 showed that from January to June, the actual sales revenue of China's game market was 147.789 billion yuan ($21.84 billion), down 1.80% year-on-year, the first annual decline in recent years.
Hong Kong media reported on Monday that Chinese gaming giant NetEase’s music streaming arm NetEase Cloud Music would pass its listing hearing as soon as this week, eyeing raising about $1 billion. Its co-sponsors are Merrill Lynch, CICC and Credit Suisse. The music platform declined to comment on the news.