
Rental Platform Beike Completes $1.5B D+ Round Led by Softbank
On Mar.4, China’s leading online long-term apartment rental companies Beike officially confirmed that it had completed a D+ round of financing.
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On Mar.4, China’s leading online long-term apartment rental companies Beike officially confirmed that it had completed a D+ round of financing.

Chinese esports production company Versus Programming Network (VSPN) announced today that it has raised close to $100M USD in a Series B funding round, led by Chinese conglomerate Tencent Holdings.

Xiaomi 14 Ultra phone appears in the IMEI database, expected to be released in March next year.

China's internet security giant Qihoo 360 is set to listing on the Shanghai stock exchange after it was delisted from the New York Stock Exchange last year. "C...

With this deal, the Chinese internet giant replaces Polish investment firm Rockbridge TFI to become the gaming company's largest shareholder.

During an event held this week regarding Chinese-European cooperation, Li Ping, the vice chairman of leading battery firm CATL, said: "The penetration rate of pure EVs will far exceed current assumptions by 2025."

HUYA Inc., China's leading game streaming platform, reported Q4 and 2024 results Tuesday with adjusted net income up 125.6% to $36.8 million, positive operating cash flow of 94 million yuan, and announced a minimum $400 million dividend plan for 2025-2027.

DeepSeek server resources are tight, and multiple computing power stocks such as Inspur Information have hit the limit up.

SenseTime has bought over 40,000 NVIDIA chips in a decade, aiming for profitability within two years, says co-founder Xu Bing on Tuesday.

Guangdong OPPO Mobile Telecommunications Corp., Ltd. now holds 3% of Shenzhen Adaps Photonics Technology's shares.

Chinese apps are popular overseas, especially in Russia, America and Japan last quarter. Tool, photography and video apps are the most popular ones. In Russia,...

According to foreign news reports, due to the new coronavirus epidemic, Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics decided to suspend some of their operations in China until February 9.