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The dispute between Tesla Shanghai and a former employee over the infringement of trade secrets will be held in Yangpu District People's Court of Shanghai on December 14. This case is the first case involving the infringement of Tesla China's trade secrets in the country.
Up to now, Chinese regulators have not yet released information to dispel the rumors, but gaming shares have all fallen. Tencent Holdings and Bilibili fell by over 8%, while NetEase fell by over 11%.
Home appliance maker Homa Group announced on August 29 that TCL, the company's controlling shareholder, received a notice of being put on record by a Chinese regulator, suspected of violating securities laws in the acquisition process of the company.
On Sunday, CNGgame released a report suggesting that from January to March 2022, the actual sales revenue of the game market in China was 79.474 billion yuan ($12.22 billion), up 3.17% year-on-year.
Several days ago, one of China’s largest delivery companies, SF Express, launched a new platform "Fengshi", which focuses on food delivery services for enterprises.
Kuaishou’s e-commerce platform Kwaixiaodian announced on Sept. 16 that its e-commerce orders in August 2020 exceeded 500 million and its daily active users (DAU) surpassed 100 million.
Mercedes-Benz and the Chinese cyber-security juggernaut 360 Group announced cooperation to offer customers secure products and secure connected services for drivers.
On Jan. 19, Alibaba Group’s cross-border B2C platform Tmall Global announced a new suite of solutions at the 2021 Tmall Global New Seller Virtual Summit to help global brands localize in China.
On July 21, CATL, a Chinese power battery giant, and Ford, a leading US automobile company, announced an agreement in which the two companies will establish a global strategic cooperative relationship.
Wuxi Xinxiang Information Technology Co., Ltd., a provider of computer-integrated manufacturing systems for semiconductor factories, recently raised several hundred million yuan in Series A+ financing.
The Hangzhou Municipal Market Supervision Bureau in eastern China's Zhejiang Province issued a notice on July 28 regarding recent reports of food safety problems with group purchasing and delivery services by Meituan merchants.
Richard Liu, the founder and former CEO of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, emphasized that low prices are the core competitiveness of the retail industry.