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Huawei announced, shortly after Apple’s iPhone 12 release, that its new flagship lineup, the Mate 40 series, will debut on Oct. 22, heralding the heated competition between the two rivals.
On Friday, Honor announced through its official Weibo account that the company would hold a press conference for its new flagship product, Honor Magic V, on January 10 at 19:30 Beijing time.
On September 15, Chinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO launched its new F21s Pro series in India, including the F21s Pro and F21s Pro 5G.
A bug with the Pinduoduo's discount vouchers that value up to tens of millions of yuan flooded into the public.
Harrison Jiang, the chief marketing officer of Honor Device Co., Ltd. China, announced on July 8 that the new Honor X40i smartphone will be released soon.
China surpassed the United States and became the world’s top filer for international patents in 2019.
On February 20, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission proposed new rules that would let retail investors trade certain "large-cap" cryptocurrencies on licensed exchanges. This move comes in contrast to mainland China's strict crackdown on crypto trading.
Beike (KE Holdings Inc.), a housing transactions and services platform in China, announced its unaudited financial results for the third quarter ended Sept. 30, showing robust financial and operational growth in the third quarter.
On December 4, Warburg Pincus officially announced that Wei Zhen will step down as the President of Warburg Pincus China. Fang Min and Zhou Lang will assume the roles of Co-Presidents of Private Equity Investments in China for Warburg Pincus.
Taobao and JD.com, two of China's leading e-commerce platforms, have recently announced the resumption of links connecting them with short video platform Kuaishou, mainly aiming at the annual Double 11 Shopping Festival.
Mi Camera Glasses, a product of Xiaomi’s Mijia ecosystem, announced over-the-air upgrades on September 10, providing support for new functions such as animal and plant identification.
Several Xiaomi employees recently wrote on Chinese career and social networking platform Maimai that during a product launch conference on December 11, roughly 6,000 employees received notices of being laid off.