
Tencent Reduces Holdings in New Oriental's Koolearn
According to documents disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on Monday, Tencent Holdings sold 74.6 million shares in New Oriental's Koolearn from June 15 to June 16.
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According to documents disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on Monday, Tencent Holdings sold 74.6 million shares in New Oriental's Koolearn from June 15 to June 16.

Sogou Map announced through its official website on Wednesday that it would officially stop operations at 23:00 on May 15, closing all services.

MXBC, a chain brand dedicated to creating fresh ice cream and tea drinks in China, has officially entered Singapore and Malaysia, two Southeast Asian countries.

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