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  • NIO Q3 revenue up 146.4% year-on-year to $666.6 million, beating estimates

    Chinese EV maker NIO's Q3 revenue rose 146.4% year-on-year to RMB 4.53 billion ($66.6 million), beating market expectations of RMB 4.38 billion.

  • Hillhouse Capital, which liquidated NIO at its lowest point, re-bought big in Q3

    As of September 30, Hillhouse Capital owned 2,411,000 shares of NIO stock worth $51.17 million.

  • CICC raises Li Auto price target by 86% to $40

    Chinese investment bank CICC raised its price target on Li Auto by 86% to $40, which corresponds to 28% upside potential in the current share price, and maintained its Outperform rating, citing Li Auto's strong cost control and efficient operations.

  • OPPO launches Covid-19 companion diagnostics research platform

    At today's OPPO INNO DAY 2020, OPPO announced the launch of a companion diagnostic research platform for the Covid-19.

  • NIO founder explains for first time why he chose high-end positioning

    In the high-end auto market, well-known brands are no longer at the helm of the founders and are in professional manager mode.

  • OPPO AR Glass 2021 announced

    OPPO unveiled its second AR Glass concept product, the OPPO AR Glass 2021, at the OPPO INNO DAY 2020 event held today.

  • OPPO X 2021 scrolling screen concept phone unveiled

    OPPO today unveiled the OPPO X 2021 Scroll Screen Concept Phone at the OPPO INNO DAY 2020 event in Shenzhen, featuring a stepless OLED flexible scroll screen measuring 6.7 inches minimum and 7.4 inches maximum.

  • How many mistakes has Citron made in shorting NIO?

    NIO shares plunged nearly 8% on Friday after being shorted by Citron, but the company's shares rallied more than 2% on Monday and more than 2% in pre-market trading on Tuesday.

  • Citi raises price targets on XPeng and Li Auto

    Citi raised price target on XPeng (XPEV.US) from $34.70 to $57.71, and maintains "Buy" rating. The bank also raised Li Auto (LI.US) rating from "Neutral" to "Buy" with a price target raised to $45.60 from $27.10.

  • Huawei sells Honor, more than 30 dealers and distributors as co-acquirers

    Huawei said today that it has decided to sell all of the assets of the Honor business to ensure the continuity of the Honor channel and suppliers at a difficult time when technology elements of the industry are unsustainably available and the consumer business is under tremendous pressure.