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Daniel Zhang, Chairman and CEO of Alibaba, affirmed at this year's Apsara Conference that technology serves as the cornerstone for the internet giant to maintain its long-term development. Alibaba says that its pursuit of technological advancement remains unchanged.
Alibaba Vice President Yan Qiao said: As a Hangzhou-based Chinese company, we applaud DeepSeek, but the information circulating outside that Alibaba has invested in DeepSeek is false news.
Fast fashion e-commerce company SHEIN is now in talks with General Atlantic regarding a new round of financing.
During a smart office product launch event on Monday, Huawei released several new products and announced that the total number of users who have upgraded their devices to HarmonyOS 2 has passed the 100 million mark.
Chinese smartphone brand vivo unveiled its latest X80 series on Monday, including the vanilla X80 and the X80 Pro. The highlight of the launch conference was a choice of chipsets in the higher end model, the X80 Pro.
Raymond Huang was most recently the Chief Strategy Officer of MOGU (蘑菇街), a publicly listed Chinese eCommerce company, and the FIRST one to launch livestreamin...
China's social commerce group discount platform Pinduoduo had its debut on the Nasdaq at 7 p.m. July 26 (Beijing time), and ended its first trading day with a s...
Chinese video content platform Bilibili on October 14 officially launched a new online shopping function within the livestreaming part of its homepage, ahead of the country's popular "Double 11" shopping festival.
In this op-ed, tuzhuxi argues that Hong Kong lacks the necessary political, social and cultural foundations to execute the “Dynamic Zero-Covid” strategy, and meanwhile it dares not perform the “lying flat” policy to coexist with the virus.
Firm CEO William Li said that NIO would launch a new brand to enter the mass market, emphasizing "mid-to-high-end."
On August 21st, Chinese video game developer Perfect World officially announced the Chinese name for the project previously referred to as “Steam China”.
JD.com pledged to purchase $2 billion worth of American goods during the next three years, including $1.2 billion of American beef and pork, the company said on...