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  • SMIC withdrawn from the OTCQX market in the US

    The OTCQX is a financial marketplace for US over-the-counter securities, and SMIC's ADRs were traded on the OTCQX after its delisting from the NYSE in 2019.

  • MediaTek says it is evaluating supply to Honor

    As a global smartphone chip supplier, MediaTek works with many OEMs and is committed to bringing leading-edge technology to consumers around the world, the company said.

  • First Robotaxi technical standard for commercial operation led by Baidu released

    It is expected to speed up the large-scale application of Robotaxi and accelerate high-level autonomous driving technology towards commercialization.

  • Screen-equipped wallet appears in Shanghai's Digital RMB pilot

    The pilot is the first time to realize the hard wallet payment mode without a phone. It provides the possibility for people who have difficulty using smart terminals to use Digital RMB to cross the digital divide.

  • Xiaomi to open 1,000 customer service centers on Jan 9

    Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi will open 1,000 Mi Homes -- its directly operated customer service centers -- simultaneously at 10:00 a.m. on January 9, Xiaomi Group Vice President Lu Weibing said today.

  • Honor to launch online mall on Jan 12

    Honor's online mall will go live on January 12, its latest move since parting ways with Huawei.

  • Bilibili reportedly planning secondary IPO in Hong Kong, could raise more than $2 billion

    Chinese video platform Bilibili is preparing for a secondary listing in Hong Kong with a possible capital raising of more than $2 billion, CNBC said, citing a person familiar with the matter.

  • NYSE reverses decision to delist Chinese telecom giants

    As to why the sudden 180-degree turn, the NYSE did not specify, saying only that the latest decision was "in light of further consultation with relevant regulatory authorities."

  • Didi said to be planning HK IPO in 2021, targeting $60-80 billion valuation

    Didi was founded in 2012 and has raised more than 100 billion yuan in cumulative funding to date, having received backing from SoftBank, Alibaba and Tencent.

  • Huawei's new charger supports 135W fast charging

    A new charger from Huawei has received regulatory approval, and it supports 20V/6.75A input, meaning up to 135W fast charging, according to a well-known Weibo blogger.