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Chinese new energy vehicle firm Li Auto responded that it was actively looking for solutions while ensuring that the company's actual business operation will not be affected.
36 Kr reported on Thursday that JD Retail has adjusted its personnel, appointing Feng Yi, former president of Dashang Super Omni-channel Business Group, as president of its Fashion Home Business Group.
Recently, Energy Singularity completed its first round of financing worth of nearly 400 million yuan ($63 million). The funding was jointly led by miHoYo and NIO Capital.
On November 7th, BEST Inc. announced that its board of directors had received a preliminary non-binding offer from a buyer consortium consisting of Alibaba, Cainiao, and the company's founder, Zhou Shaoning, to acquire all of the issued ordinary shares.
Vivo launched on Sept. 7 a global initiative, VISION+, in partnership with National Geographic at a press conference at the Enjoy Museum of Art in Beijing.
At the 2019 Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC), Alan Lan, Greater China Regional Director at Twitter mentioned in an interview to Sinatech that the Greater China has been Twitter's fastest growing business direction worldwide.
Tesla China on Wednesday held a press conference to announce the official completion of the first supercharging station, which integrates energy storage and charging, in Lhasa, the "City of Sunlight".
Desay Battery acknowledged that it provides Huawei with lithium batteries for various products, but has not yet provided products related to automotive batteries.
The local life project of Duoduo Mai Cai was originally planned to be launched in February 2024. However, Pinduoduo officials stated that the local life business has been completely discontinued.
NIO Mobile Technology Co., Ltd. was formally established in Shanghai on August 4, to be mainly engaged in software and information technology services. Its legal representative is Qin Lihong, the co-founder and president of Chinese electric vehicle firm NIO Inc.
A consortium led by Centurium Capital, a Beijing-based investment company, now owns more than 50% of domestic beverage chain Luckin Coffee, which was previously plagued by a series of scandals.
Evergrande Group has moved out of its headquarters building in Shenzhen, and that the building has removed branding that displays "Evergrande Group."