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Huawei confirmed it would participate in the CES show in Las Vegas on January 9, which is January 10 in Beijing time. Its slogan is "new start," suggesting that...
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Huawei confirmed it would participate in the CES show in Las Vegas on January 9, which is January 10 in Beijing time. Its slogan is "new start," suggesting that...

Jingzhan Technology, a designer of high-end semiconductor display screen driver chips, has recently received tens of millions of yuan in A-round financing, coming exclusively from Ying Capital.

Chinese Internet giant Tencent will reportedly continue to cut staff numbers in the second half of this year.

Shanghai Dazhong Public Utilities (Group) Co., Ltd. announced on Wednesday that Dazhong Chuxing plans to increase capital, enlarge shares and attract a new investor – Alibaba.

On Wednesday, leading Chinese EV maker BYD and high-end loudspeakers supplier Shanghai GoerTek Dynaudio Electronic Technolgy Company held a signing ceremony for a new strategic cooperation between the two firms.

Smartphone giants such as Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Vivo, and OPPO, have all rolled out awesome pop-up camera phones in 2019.

Cheese tea chain HeyTea is rumored to have completed a new round of financing led by Hillhouse Capital and Coatue with its post-investment valuation possibly exceeding 16 billion yuan.

In last week’s VC news, integrated circuit chip developer SJ Semiconductor has raised $300 million in a Series C round to expand R&D investment, and more.

The ongoing storm related to the overdue redemption of Evergrande's wealth management products continues and doubts about the earlier redemption of these products by some of the company's senior executives are immense.

In 2018, car manufacturer Renault celebrated its 120th birthday. On March 7, Dongfeng Renault held its “Brand Night” in Shanghai and released its “Mid-term Busi...

Alibaba establishes e-commerce business group to integrate Taobao, Tmall, international digital commerce group, and other e-commerce businesses.

The US’s Bureau of Industry and Security added 31 new Chinese entities to an "Unverified List" on October 7, a move that affects fields like electric vehicles, aerospace and even smartphones.