Didi launches overseas ride-hailing service for Chinese users ahead of Lunar New Year
Didi Chuxing has announced the launch of its “Overseas Travel” feature ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, according to
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Xiaohongshu rolls out AI-powered translation feature, likely using GPT-4
On Jan. 19, Xiaohongshu (also known as RedNote) officially announced the launch of a new translation feature. After updating to the latest
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Baidu to Launch AI-Powered Smart Glasses as Affordable Rival to Meta’s “Ray-Bans”
China’s leading search engine Baidu, a fervent AI innovation investor, is poised to introduce AI-powered smart glasses, positioning itself as
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Shares of China’s Xpeng surge after 30,000+ orders for new P7+ sedan
Shares of Xpeng Motors closed up 15.6% on Thursday after the Nasdaq-listed electric vehicle maker said it secured 31,528 firm
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China’s BYD expands to South Korea with three EV models
BYD is taking orders for its Atto 3 electric crossovers in South Korea at a starting price of 31.5 million
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China’s Geely opens first factory in Africa, Middle East
Chinese automaker Geely has opened its first completely knocked down (CKD) factory in Africa and the Middle East, with plans
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2024 smartphone shipments in China reach 285 million units, Vivo leads the market
In 2024, smartphone shipments in mainland China reached 285 million units, a year-on-year growth of 4%, according to market analyst
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Xiaomi enters the South Korean market with plans to open offline stores
Xiaomi on Wednesday announced its entry into the South Korean market at its first Seoul press conference. The Chinese phone
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Hearthstone earns over $140 million in 40 days after China return
Hearthstone, a digital collectible card game developed by Blizzard and published by NetEase in China, generated over RMB one billion
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Chinese tech giants tap into TikTok migration to Xiaohongshu
Major Chinese internet companies, including Alibaba International, Ele.me, and Trip.com, have taken to Xiaohongshu in a purported attempt to attract overseas users
