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Recently two major Chinese video websites completed their listing in the U.S.: Bilibili and iQIYI. Although these two companies all belong to the same industry,...
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Recently two major Chinese video websites completed their listing in the U.S.: Bilibili and iQIYI. Although these two companies all belong to the same industry,...

The Jungar Economic Development Zone in Ordos City, Inner Mongolia announced on Tuesday that the first 5G unmanned new energy mining vehicle project in the province was officially put into production.

After launching an in-house tea brand called "Taoyuan Yuye" last year, TikTok owner ByteDance now plans to team up for a new food and beverage business.

Chinese lifestyle-related social media platform Xiaohongshu has recently merged the original community department and e-commerce department into a new community department.

The Double 11 shopping festival is hard to miss. E-commerce platforms put out ads everywhere to boost consumption. Like the locals, foreigners are embracing the shopping frenzies.

Chinese technology giants Alibaba and Tencent have both renamed their non-fungible token (NFT) offerings as “digital collectibles”, as Beijing strengthened its supervision of Internet businesses' NFT platforms.

On Jan. 7, China’s delivery company Shentong Express was reported to have fired an employee who refused to work after 9 p.m.

Chinese video sharing platform Kuaishou Technology recorded a 50% jump in revenue in 2020 as well as a growth in active users in its first report card following the company’s mega initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong.

On August 12, CATL, a Chinese power battery giant, approved a proposal on investing in the construction of a new energy battery plant in Hungary. The plant will be CATL's second in Europe, in addition to its German plant.

In December, people's social media was flooded with two explosive pieces of news: the massive layoffs within China’s Big Tech and the improvement of employees’ welfare.

Analysts at UBI Research pointed out in the latest report that BOE, the leading screen manufacturer in China, is expected to supply 18 million OLED screens to Apple this year.

On November 6th, Freshippo announced at the Import Expo that its "Global Go" business will be fully upgraded.