Tencent’s Supercell earned nearly $3 billion in 2024, up 77% y-o-y
Tencent’s Finnish gaming subsidiary Supercell saw sales of nearly $3 billion from its six games, marking a huge 77% year-on-year
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12:23
New US sanctions halt TSMC shipments to more mainland China chip design firms
TSMC has recently notified a large group of Chinese mainland IC (Integrated Circuit) design companies that shipments of 16nm/14nm and
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09:25
USPS resumes acceptance of packages from China one day after suspension
The US Postal Service (USPS) announced today on its official website that it will resume accepting all international mail and packages from
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12:26
ByteDance denies hiring former Honor CEO Zhao Ming for smartphone business
ByteDance on Friday denied reports that former Honor CEO Zhao Ming was set to join the company to lead its
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Global foundry industry revenue expected to grow 20% this year
A new Counterpoint Research report forecasts a 20% revenue growth for the global foundry industry in 2025, driven by strong
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11:26
BYD to recruit 20,000 factory workers in China as part of Q1 hiring spree
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is going on a big hiring spree with plans to hire 20,000 new workers in
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11:20
Xiaomi PR chief says Xiaomi Glasses Weibo account was registered years ago
Xiaomi PR head Wang Hua has clarified that the Xiaomi Glasses account on the Chinese X-like platform Weibo was registered
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11:27
China pledges to protect interests of its companies as US plans export restrictions on 200 Chinese chip firms
The US Chamber of Commerce has informed its members via email about the Biden administration’s expected announcement of new export
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11:24
China launches antitrust investigation of Google, details pending
On Tuesday, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced the launch of an investigation of Google for suspected violations
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Approval secured for Tencent’s Honor of Kings: World and NetEase’s Frostpunk: Beyond the Ice
On Tuesday, China’s National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA) issued 2025’s first batch of domestic and imported game licenses, including
