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The rash of recent price cutting in China’s auto market could further squeeze the profitability of manufacturers already struggling with slowing demand.

Baidu and Pony.ai said on Friday they have won permits to provide fully driverless ride-hailing services in the Chinese capital of Beijing.

Vanguard Group Inc plans to close its Shanghai-based wholly-owned investment management unit and exit from an investment advisory joint venture with Ant Group.

Baidu on Thursday unveiled its much-anticipated artificial intelligence-powered chatbot known as Ernie Bot.

Shenzhen Stock Exchange has sought help from an intelligence technology firm to detect fraud and vet listings.

Xiaohongshu is gaining traction in the livestream shopping sector thanks to Chinese actress Dong Jie, who generated over RMB 30 million ($4.3 million) in sales in a livestream.

Duoduo Video, a vertical short video offering from Pinduoduo has reportedly recorded comparable watch time statistics to Tencent’s WeChat Channels.

One of the hottest apps in the U.S. right now is TikTok’s lesser-known sibling that is also owned by Chinese parent ByteDance Ltd.

Chinese smartphone maker Honor and Chinese fintech giant Ant Group have jointly announced a strategic cooperation agreement on March 16.

Alibaba Group's research institute DAMO Academy unveiled a free hosting platform for hundreds of ready-to-use AI models on Thursday.

BYD is setting up separate divisions with corresponding executive appointments and dedicated operation teams to improve efficiency and boost internal competition.

MOSS, a ChatGPT-style chatbot platform developed by Fudan University’s Natural Language Processing Lab, crashed a day after its launch on Monday due to high demand.

Google China’s former chief Kai-Fu Lee is poised to sop up talent from China’s recent tech layoffs for a new AI startup.

Tencent Holdings on Thursday vowed to keep cutting costs and work on increasing efficiencies as it reported a drop in annual revenue for the first time ever.

WeChat is gearing up to tap hundreds of millions of viewers on its fast-growing short video platform for sales and new profits in a race with ByteDance’s Douyin.

Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok owned by ByteDance, quietly launched an application called “Qingtao,”.

ByteDance's short video app Douyin has begun supporting Alipay's collection code, a mobile and online payment platform.

Tagging, a Chinese metaverse social application developer, released an app based on ChatGPT technology - Tagging X GPT-3.

More than three years after China’s central bank started digital currency trials, adoption in one of the initial test beds, Suzhou, remains lethargic.