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In response to a report on Monday that Su Hua, chairman of Chinese short video platform Kuaishou, was taken away by Chinese authorities for investigation at the end of April, Kuaishou issued a statement on Monday denying the rumor.
Zhihu, the largest online Q&A community in China, was officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on Friday, becoming the first Chinese internet company to return to Hong Kong by means of a dual primary listing.
After over a year of being reviewed by Chinese regulators, online ride-hailing platform Didi officially announced on January 16 that it has resumed new user registration.
Chinese EV-maker XPeng launched its newest creation, the G3 2020, on July 10.
Chinese commercial information platform Qichacha recently showed that Tencent has publicly invested 1,175 times in 925 projects in the recent ten years, totaling more than $202 billion.
On February 18, Chinese travel service provider Trip.com Group renewed its special cancellation policy for all the travel products on the platform, extending the free cancellation policy for group tours worldwide from the end of February to the end of March.
Following prior moves in the UK and Indonesia, ByteDance's TikTok is preparing to explore the Spanish e-commerce market, while several US merchants have participated in small-scale tests of TikTok's domestic online shopping platform.
Shenzhen-based Huawei initiated testing for the "Petal Travel" ride-hailing app on July 4. This digital platform brings together high-quality taxi providers in China to provide travel services for users.
Agriculture could significantly benefit from artificial intelligence to replace low-value manual labor, especially in countries where the farming workforce is dwindling and aging.
China's Ministry of Transport has formally summoned four domestic online freight corporations on July 8, namely Huolala, Full Truck Alliance, GOGOX and Didi Freight.
Chinese telecom giant Huawei released their third quarter business update on October 16.
On November 24, CCTV and Baidu AI Cloud announced the debut of CCTV’s first AI sign language anchor, a major step forward in “overcoming the barrier of sound with technology”.