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China Venture Roundup Volume 46 covers China’s investment activity from July 19 to July 25, 2021.

The company provides robotic dogs to a variety of consumer and enterprise customers for a fraction of the price of Boston Dynamics’ more versatile Spot.

The new label will sell mid-tier EVs that retail for around half the price of Nio’s current vehicles.

Leher came into the limelight last year when it opened up its platform for users to create private groups, much like Clubhouse.

Behalf’s solution provides B2B merchants with consumer-focused “buy now, pay later” offerings along with other capabilities tailored to B2B commerce.

Hefei’s playbook shows us how a government’s investment can build massive, crucial industries.

The Chinese drone maker is making a second push into an increasingly narrow lane packed with the country’s other ambitious autonomous vehicle makers.

Oyo’s valuation had dropped to USD 8 billion in mid-2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, from USD 10 billion in November 2019.

CCI has been quite active in investigating internet companies that are allegedly exploiting their dominant position in the market.

Beijing’s crackdown on US-listed tech stocks spells trouble in vital market.