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Tencent and NetEase already have their own verification systems in place, with some games requiring facial recognition.

With over 220 engineers in tow, SandStar provides “Smart Kiosk” and “Smart Store” analytics, which have been adopted in 12 countries and regions around the world.

In an internal letter, founder Zhang Yiming emphasized that ByteDance will stay the course.

All paid games now need government approval—something only 750 Chinese and 27 imported titles have accomplished this year.

Agile companies such as Peak and Masomo coveted for strength in Asian market.

Emails unveiled in an antitrust hearing suggest that Chinese tech companies like Renren and Tencent inspired Facebook to quickly copy competitors.

The merger comes amid competition in community group-buying sector.

Samsung’s remaining facilities in China are two semiconductor manufacturing sites in Suzhou and Xi’an.

Having a large user base and financial resources doesn’t guarantee immediate success.

Aulton allows electric vehicle owners to change their out-of-power batteries for full-capacity ones in three minutes.