Phate Zhang
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Ant Group CEO Simon Hu to resign
Simon Hu, CEO of Ant Group, said in an internal email on March 12 that he will resign and will be in charge of Ant ecological social welfare-related projects in the future.
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Tencent shares plunge over 4% amid reports it has become China's next target for increased regulation
Shares of Chinese social media and gaming giant Tencent Holdings plunged more than 4 percent in Hong Kong trading, amid reports by Bloomberg that the company has become the next target of China's increased regulation in the fintech sector.
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Report that Apple cut all iPhone orders by 20% dismissed as false
"In fact, not only has demand not decreased, but sales of iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 pro have been better than expected."
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China, US semiconductor associations set up working group to build trust
The working group is scheduled to meet twice a year to share updates on technology and trade restriction policies between the two countries.
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Huawei releases HarmonyOS 2.0 Developer Preview Beta 2 for phones and tablets
Huawei recently pushed out HarmonyOS 2.0 Developer Preview Beta 2 for phones and tablets, two months after the first push of the system.
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OPPO ranks No. 1 in China's smartphone market for first time in January
This was mainly due to the sanctioned Huawei phones and the release of the OPPO Reno5 series of phones.
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Zhihu, Chinese equivalent of Quora, files for US IPO
Zhihu reported a net loss of RMB 518 million in 2020, narrowing by 48.2% from a net loss of RMB 1 billion in 2019.
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SMIC said to have access to almost all types of ASML lithography except EUV lithography
The Shanghai Securities News quoted senior industry sources as saying that, in addition to EUV lithography, SMIC can buy almost all other types of lithography, including DUV lithography.
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For first time, Pingduoduo briefly surpasses Taobao app in terms of daily active users
Pingduoduo's short-lived victory may be directly related to its series of promotions.
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SMIC says it has signed $1.2 billion order with ASML
SMIC signed an order with ASML Holding N.V. for the purchase of its products used in the production of wafers for a total amount of $1.2 billion, the company said in an announcement today.