
BOSCH China Officially Releases the Shanxi AITO M7 Accident Statement
BOSCH China officially released the Shanxi AITO M7 accident statement: The vehicle did not carry BOSCH intelligent driving system.
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BOSCH China officially released the Shanxi AITO M7 accident statement: The vehicle did not carry BOSCH intelligent driving system.

Past weeks have seen an onslaught of headlines surrounding the ordeal now faced by China Evergrande Group, once the world’s leading real estate-owning company by total assets, as it grapples with a lack of funds to service its growing debt and deteriorating public confidence.

Last week, Ant Group announced that it sought to be co-listed in The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and the Nasdaq-like STAR market in Shanghai Stock Exchange.

WeChat officially denied rumors that it monitors users' chat activity or retains chat records on January 2. Chat records are only stored in the user's mobile ph...

A former Huawei employee was detained for extortion in late 2018 after demanding that the company pay him a contract termination compensation of roughly 300,000 yuan.

On the Third Fudan Chief Economist Forum in Shanghai, when talking about sharing bicycle development, Allen Zhu, the managing director of GSR Venture and invest...

XTransfer, a Shanghai-based fintech startup established in 2017 by former Ant Group employees, is seeking to streamline Chinese cross-border e-commerce.

Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto officially revealed the appearance of its Li Auto L9 model on Wednesday. The car will make its debut at Auto China 2022, with a price range of 450,000-500,000 yuan ($70,914-78,794).

OPPO is currently developing two new foldable phones. One has the code name "Dragonfly."

On Dec. 11, Vivo launched the new dual-display NEX phone in Shanghai. The main feature is the additional screen on the phone's back. SEE ALSO: Over 130,000 Pre...

Chinese travel services platform Trip.com Group released its unaudited financial report for the third quarter of 2021 on Thursday.

On September 16, the first batch of the Nio ET7 tooling trial prototypes rolled off the production line at the JAC Nio Advanced Manufacturing Base in the central Chinese city of Hefei.