
Online Design Platform Chuangkit Completes Series B Financing, Kingsoft Office Continues to Invest
Chinese online design platform Chuangkit recently completed a round B of financing worth tens of millions of dollars.
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Chinese online design platform Chuangkit recently completed a round B of financing worth tens of millions of dollars.

Chinese self-driving solutions startup UISEE Technology has completed a new funding round and raised more than 1 billion yuan ($154 million), the company announced on Monday.

The size of WeChat Android version 1.0 released in January 2011 was only 457KB, but 11 years later, the size of its version 8.0.24 has reached 257MB, an expansion of 575 times.

WeChat, China’s most popular social media app, plans to join the craze for short-form videos by adding a feature that allows users to publish videos and photos to their followers.

Following the low-key launch of its cross-border e-commerce platform Temu, Pinduoduo, a Nasdaq-listed Chinese e-commerce company, has further unveiled its overseas exploration plan.

Super Hi International Holding Ltd., the overseas business subsidiary of Chinese hot pot restaurant chain Haidilao, formally submitted a prospectus to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on July 13, planning to list on its main board by way of introduction.

A federal judge halted US President Trump's executive order banning all new downloads of the popular Chinese app WeChat on Sunday morning.

Tesla announced on Wednesday that its supercharger manufacturing plant in Shanghai is now operational, less than six months after the project was launched in August last year.

Chinese tech giant Tencent is incubating a financial credit product named Fenfu, which functions similarly to a credit card, and is expected to become available through the company’s instant messaging app WeChat.

Chinese Tencent-backed insurance tech company Waterdrop Inc. announced that it has raised roughly $200 million at a valuation of approximately $2 billion, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Wingtech, a manufacturing company that assembles smartphones and other consumer electronics, announced on Thursday that it has carried out a number of business cooperations with an overseas customer.

GAC NIO on Dec. 31 posted on its official Weibo account that it became the first auto company in China to accept Bitcoin as payment for vehicle purchases.