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Keep’s Stock Price Falls More than 30%, Hitting A New Low

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 App Keep Updates HKEx Prospectus

On September 6, Keep, a Beijing-based sports tech firm, updated its prospectus on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx).

China Esports Weekly: Tencent Global Esports Annual Summit 2021 Planned, Worlds 2020 Contributed $4.6M to Shanghai Economy

Last week was significant for the China esports industry and for Tencent Esports in particular. Not only did a game publisher reveal its tournament and esports business summit plan, but solid achievements from Chinese esports events were also reported, according to a new report from the Chinese authority.

Hupu vs Dongqiudi: The Battle To Become China’s Top Football-Themed App

Both of Hupu and Dongqiudi, two largest football-themed apps in China, have been accelerating their efforts to boost their relationship with fans and effectively increase their market shares.

Chinese Fitness App Keep Becomes 1st Unicorn in Sports with $80M New Financing

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.

Suning’s PP Sports Sees Viewership Boom During Coronavirus Outbreak

Suning-owned PP Sports has experienced a meteoric rise in traffic over the coronavirus period, during which the content on the platform is free of charge.

Kris Wu Raps Against Cyber Bullying

Singer Kris Wu, a judge on the hit hiphop show Rap of China, released a new rap song titled “Skr” on July 30. Wu took to Weibo to explain that his latest creation was a “diss track”, expressing his respect for rap culture and his goal of combating cyber bullying with music. “The controversy is […]

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