
LinkDoc to List on NASDAQ, Sets Sights on $1.5 Billion Market Value
LinkDoc Technology Limited, a Chinese medical technology company, updated its IPO application on July 6, planning to list on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "LDOC".
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LinkDoc Technology Limited, a Chinese medical technology company, updated its IPO application on July 6, planning to list on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "LDOC".

SenseTime, an artificial intelligence software company, announced on July 26 that it has reached a strategic cooperation agreement with GAC Group.

Alibaba Group announced the upgrading of its operating system strategy and launched a brand new AliOS whose slogan is to drive everything smart. The new Alibaba...

A warehouse operated by grocery-buying platform Dingdong Maicai in the capital city's Haidian District cheated consumers by claiming dead fish were fresh and fabricating labels.

In the fall of 2014, Zhang Yiming, the founder of TikTok’s parent company Bytedance, who was then little-known, paid a visit to Silicon Valley with a group of young Chinese entrepreneurs.

Tesla's preference for lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) batteries released in the company's third quarter report has once again triggered market speculation about the firm's battery suppliers.

On March 31st, Huawei's founder and chairman Ren Zhengfei issued a signed statement reiterating that "Huawei does not make cars" with an effective period of five years.

Liang Rubo, CEO of Chinese internet technology company ByteDance, said at the All-Hands employee meeting held on December 14 that the company would continue to make structural and personnel adjustments, which will be mild.

The State Administration for Market Regulation announced on Tuesday morning that it has fined two Luckin entities and 43 third-party companies a combined 61 million yuan (around $9 million).

The Chinese government on Friday announced that it intends to achieve a GDP growth rate above six percent in 2021, as the annual plenary meetings known as the ‘Two Sessions’ commence in Beijing.

Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo is reportedly preparing a cross-border e-commerce app, expected to be released initially for the US market in mid-September. A cross-border platform investment pamphlet from insiders in Pinduoduo showed more details.

China National Intellectual Property Administration said that it has received about 16,000 trademark applications related to the metaverse in Chinese and English in its trademark database.