New Oriental Education Subsidiary Opens Online Chinese Classes in the United States
According to a person familiar with the matter, New Oriental Education's subsidiary BlingABC began to offer online Chinese courses in the United States.
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NetEase Games Launches First U.S. Studio
NetEase Games, the online gaming division of Chinese internet technology firm NetEase, announced on Thursday its first studio in the United States, Jackalope Games, which is based in Austin, Texas.
Chinese Property Tycoon Arrested in London on US Bribery Charges
Zhang Li, the co-founder and CEO of Guangzhou-based R&F Properties, has been formally accused of bribery by United States authorities. The Hong Kong-listed company stated that it planned to fight what it called "false allegations."
Gree Fined $91.2 Million for Selling Defective Dehumidifiers in U.S., Saying Problem Occurred Eight Years Ago
Chinese appliance manufacturer Gree replied on Sunday to recent reports of being handed an administrative fine of $91.2 million by U.S. authorities for selling defective dehumidifiers in the country.
SHEIN Refutes Risk of Shutdown in the US
A recent report suggested that Chinese fast fashion retailer SHEIN could face the threat of a "Shut Down SHEIN" campaign. SHEIN has denied the allegations and affirmed its adherence to US laws and regulations.
3/27/20233 min read
Apple Supplier Luxshare Precision Discloses US Investigation Findings
Luxshare Precision, a consumer electronics manufacturer, announced on September 13 that the United States International Trade Commission's investigation into the company has been closed without any material impact on the company's production and operations.
9/13/20223 min read
TikTok Moves US User Data to Oracle Servers
TikTok, a short video streaming platform owned by Beijing-based tech giant ByteDance, has completed migrating information on its US users to servers at Oracle Corporation, in a move that could address US regulatory concerns over data integrity.
Luckin Coffee Completes Debt Restructuring, Emerges From Bankruptcy
Chinese beverage chain Luckin Coffee on Monday announced that the company has successfully completed the restructuring of financial debt and has emerged from bankruptcy proceedings under United States code.
Five State-owned Enterprises to Delist from New York Stock Exchange
On August 12, five Chinese state-owned enterprises announced that they had applied for a voluntary delisting of their American Depository Shares (ADSs) from the New York Stock Exchange.
Fashion Sports Brand Starter Secures $40 Million in Financing
Starter, an international fashion sports brand, has recently received $40 million in C-round financing. The leading investor was QY Capital.
2/22/20223 min read
US Accuses Four Chinese Solar Panel Companies of Circumventing Tariffs
On December 2, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued preliminary determinations in the circumvention inquiries of solar cells and modules from China. Four Chinese enterprises were found to be circumventing tariffs.
TikTok CEO Grilled by US Lawmakers
The United States Congress recently held a hearing on TikTok after a three-year hiatus, revisiting concerns over the app's ownership by ByteDance and the possibility of separating it from the Chinese parent company or outright banning it in the US.