China’s tech giants kick off 2026 grad hiring drive early, AI roles in high demand
China’s top tech firms are racing to secure AI talent from the class of 2026. ByteDance and Alibaba have launched
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MediaTek’s first 2nm chip set to tape out in September
At the 2025 Computex Taipei, MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai on Tuesday announced the company’s first 2nm chip, which is expected
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Amap launches low-altitude navigation with 3D digital mapping in Shenzhen
On July 30, Shenzhen’s Longgang District and Alibaba’s Amap (Gaode) unveiled the “Air Amap” temporal-spatial base, marking a major leap
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JD logistics hires full-time couriers as food delivery orders surge
JD Logistics will recruit full-time couriers to support the rapid growth of JD.com’s food delivery business, according to a filing
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JD.com acquires home renovation firm as tt expands into interior design
JD.com is making a major push into China’s home renovation market with its acquisition of Sichuan-based Life Home Furnishings Group,
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Pop Mart eyes home appliance market after launching film studio
Chinese toy company Pop Mart, best known for its hit ip Labubu, is reportedly expanding into the home appliance industry.
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Alibaba merges Ele.me, Fliggy into e-commerce unit in strategic shift
Alibaba Group has merged its food delivery platform Ele.me and travel unit Fliggy into its China e-commerce division as part
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China tightens tax reporting rules for internet platforms
China has rolled out new tax reporting rules for internet platforms in a move to boost transparency and enforcement. The
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Chinese GPU maker MetaX completes IPO counseling
According to the China Securities Regulatory Commission, Chinese GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) firm MetaX has completed IPO counseling with Huatai
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Meituan CEO cuts stake in Li Auto amid food delivery price war in China
Li Auto shares fell 4.4% in Hong Kong trading on Wednesday following a disclosure that Meituan chief executive Wang Xing,
