Leaked Photos From Tesla Gigafactory Show Model 3 Bodies
Leaked photos on Chinese social media Weibo show Tesla Model 3 bodies going down the production line.
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Entrepreneur Bashed by Industry for Receiving Financing by Hacking
On August 15th, an article titled, “Receive Financing from Angel Investor Charles Xue after Hacking into his Accounts, Creating Fair Trade for 1.5 Million Gamer...
Twitter Asia-Pacific to Help Chinese Business Expand Abroad, Invest in Live Video
It has been 11 years since Twitter established itself as a new platform for social communication. In that time, it has become one of the world's most important ...
Sina Corporation Beats Revenue Expectations in Second Quarter
SINA Corporation, the company backing China’s popular microblogging service Weibo, reported its second quarter earnings results. Net revenue for the quarter was $533.1 million, beating expectations by $10.9 million despite a decline of 1% compared to the same period last year.
Chinese Social Media Giant Weibo Denies Purchasing Parent Company Sina
A recent announcement by leading Chinese social media platform Weibo revealed that it plans to acquire 100% equity of Sina Technology (China) Co., Ltd., leading to speculation that it will also acquire Sina, its parent company.
12/26/20222 min read
Weibo Achieves Total 2021 Revenue of $2.26B
Popular Chinese microblogging platform Weibo released its financial results for the fourth quarter and whole year of 2021 on Thursday.
3/4/20223 min read
Elon Musk’s Chinese Doppelganger Banned from Social Media
Recently, a Chinese man who resembled Tesla's founder Elon Musk caused heated discussion on major social platforms in China. His accounts, however, on Weibo and ByteDance’s Douyin, have been banned.
Li Auto Responds to Rumors That Their Products Contain Mercury
In response to a video saying that Li Auto's vehicle contains mercury, the company responded that they did not use toxic mercury in any production phase.
7/6/20212 min read
Chinese Social Media Platform Weibo Added to Delisting Watchlist by SEC
Beijing-based social media platform Weibo became the sixth Chinese company to be added to a delisting watchlist by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday.
Shared Phone Charger Startups Closed Down One after Another
Shared phone chargers have attracted attention from the market, especially after Leo Chen, CEO of Jvyoumei（聚美优品）, invested 300 million yuan into AnkerBox (Anker...
9/29/20174 min read
Lei Jun says Xiaomi’s monthly smartphone shipment in Q4 will exceed 10 million
Lei Jun, Xiaomi’s founder and CEO, said in Weibo that the global shipment of Xiaomi’s smartphones exceeded 10 million and that the company aims at 10 million-od...
Beijing Metro Fully Supports Scanning Code
Alipay's official account on Weibo announced that Beijing Yitongxing APP was officially launched, and users could buy tickets in the APP and collect tickets fro...