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Huya’s paying users remained fairly stable after a significant surge during the COVID-19 lockdown in the first quarter.

Nio’s premium electric vehicles are catching on with Chinese drivers, as the company’s losses narrow.

Proposed changes to Microsoft’s services agreement were first published on the company’s Chinese website on August 1.

By 2025, China’s online mutual aid industry is expected to reach 450 million users, or nearly 32% of the country’s population, three times the number of current users.

Women can book appointments for beauty and health services at salons, spas, gyms, as well as diet and dental clinics through Glamera’s mobile app.

TME has also promotes an online live music brand—TME Live—organizing live performances in the past quarter as offline activities have yet to return to the pre-pandemic conditions.

Sale of T-Mobile stake helps Japanese conglomerate rebound from record loss.

In a meteoric rise, Byju’s valuation has jumped from USD 1 billion to USD 10.5 billion in mere two years.

Flipkart has supported the entrepreneurial ambitions of its employees, but this is the first time it’s formally getting involved in a mentoring activity.

As B2B began to supplant B2C as the driving force behind many of China’s leading investment firms, the race for talent is on.