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  • Luckin Coffee files for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in New York

    Luckin Coffee, previously mired in a financial fraud scandal, filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection under the US Bankruptcy Code in New York, according to Bloomberg.

  • Xiaomi announces new concept phone with waterfall display on all four edges

    Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi unveiled a new concept phone with 88° quad-curved waterfall screen on February 5, with the surrounding bezel almost entirely replaced by the screen and no openings or buttons on the body.

  • Midea Group says it will equip HarmonyOS on a large scale in its smart home business this year

    Chinese electrical appliances company Midea Group said it will equip Huawei HarmonyOS in its smart home business on a large scale this year and carry out more cooperation with Huawei.

  • Kuaishou soars 160% on HK debut, becomes China's fifth-largest listed Internet firm

    Chinese short-video and live-streaming platform Kuaishou Technology (1024.HK) went public in Hong Kong on Feburary 5, opening at HK$338, up 193 percent from its offering price.

  • Suzhou to launch second digital RMB gift money distribution worth RMB 30 million

    Suzhou, a city in eastern China, will launch its second digital RMB gift money distribution of RMB 30 million yuan on February 5, each amounting to RMB 200, for a total of 150,000 gift money packages.

  • SMIC plans to expand production of 10,000 wafers on its mature 12-inch line this year

    SMIC plans to expand its mature 12-inch line by 10,000 wafers and its mature 8-inch line by no less than 45,000 wafers this year, according to company Co-CEOs Zhao Haijun and Mong-Song Liang.

  • SMIC's revenue up 10.3% year-on-year to $1.03 billion in Q4

    Net income attributable to SMIC shareholders for the quarter was RMB 1.252 billion, up 93.5 percent year-on-year.

  • Xiaomi, Vivo may launch phones priced over $1.5k

    Chinese smartphone makers Xiaomi and Vivo may launch phones with prices over RMB 10,000 ($1,550) this year, according to a well-known Weibo blogger.

  • Steam removes 53 Chinese game titles

    Most of these 53 games are unheard cultivation games, some are html5 web games, and some are co-branded with mobile game versions.

  • China starts commissioning maglev trains with speeds up to 600 km/h

    Prior to this, the CR400 series of Chinese Standard EMU “Fuxing” has a maximum speed of 400km/h, with a sustained operating speed of 350km/h, making them the fastest commercially operated trainsets in the world.