NetEase Cloud Music reportedly plans to go public in Hong Kong
NetEase Cloud Music, a music app owned by Chinese tech giant NetEase Inc., plans to go public in Hong Kong and may formally file for an IPO next year, according to Jiemian.com.
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China's largest and smallest operators plan to jointly build 400,000 700MHz 5G base stations this year
China's largest and smallest operators, China Mobile and China Broadcasting Network, announced plans to jointly build 400,000 700MHz 5G base stations this year at a network confere
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Honor's suppliers plan for 2021, say they'd rather not make money to meet delivery targets
Songlian Technology is one of the largest contributors. As channel partners become Honor shareholders, their support for Honor products has increased.
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Chinese bike-sharing giant Hello Inc said to have filed confidential filing for US IPO
The exact size of Hello's IPO has not yet been determined, although IFR reports that the company is working on a fundraising plan of up to $1 billion in size.
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Tencent's investments in public companies added $120 billion in value last year
Tencent's unrealized gains on its minority investments in about 100 public companies last year amounted to $120 billion, enough to make any venture capitalist jealous.
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Qualcomm said to launch 4G version of Snapdragon 888, possibly for Huawei
It could be for Huawei as the Chinese tech giant's own chip-making is currently suspended due to the US ban
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Baidu's secondary listing in Hong Kong nears, as it passes hearing
Chinese search engine giant Baidu's secondary listing in Hong Kong nears, as it passes hearing of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, according to a filing.
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Chinese electric scooter maker Niu Technologies' Q4 revenue up 25 percent year-on-year to $103 million
The company sold 150,465 electric scooters in the fourth quarter, up 41.6 percent from a year earlier, partially offsetting an 11.5 percent decline in the average sales price of el
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Huawei's share of global telecoms equipment market increases to 31%
Huawei has increased its share of the global telecom equipment market to 31 percent, edging out Nokia, Ericsson, ZTE, Cisco, Ciena, and Samsung for the top spot.
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Gap reportedly considering selling China business due to poor sales
Gap shares were up 34 percent over the past two months amid a general sell-off in US technology stocks.
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