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Contentious EV startup Faraday Future is now a Nasdaq-listed company
Never mind the fact that the company still can’t mass-produce its cars.
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A record-breaking downpour has Zhengzhou under water.
The other “dragons”—Yitu, SenseTime, and Megvii—are in varying stages of their IPO processes.
Thunes’ services are already available in 110 countries.
The company has plans to operate passenger services in 30 cities by 2024.
Xiaohongshu is the latest company to join the likes of ByteDance, Keep, and LinkDoc to abandon an initial public offering in New York.
China’s internet sector has long been cleaved into two camps, but that may change soon.
A close look at the edtech tools used by parents in China demonstrates the deep-seated desire for children to stay ahead of the curve.
Both Carsome and Carro have plans to list in New York.