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Xiaomi shares set a new all-time high, delivering on founder Lei Jun's promise to double investor earnings at IPO
But at one point in this U-shaped move, Xiaomi investors who participated at the IPO lost more than 50 percent of their money.
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NIO launches used car trading business
NIO today released details of used car trading and officially launched its used car trading business.
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NIO deliveries exceed 7,000 in December, up 121% year-on-year
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker NIO (NYSE: NIO) delivered a total of 7,007 new vehicles in December, the fifth consecutive month with a record number of deliveries in a single month.
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NIO refutes claims of massive order cancellations as false news
"The news that the official website system encountered a massive order cancellations is untrue, and we have already launched a complaint against the relevant platform," NIO said.
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Tesla delivers more than 180,000 units in Q4, China-made Model Y to be delivered soon
Tesla delivered 180,570 units in the fourth quarter and saw 499,550 cumulative deliveries in 2020. It's a new milestone for the electric car maker, but slightly below CEO Elon Musk's goal of delivering 500,000 units for the year.
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Huawei said to hold event to launch new notebooks and PC app market
Huawei is about to hold a new event that is expected to launch high-end models of the MateBook 13 and MateBook 14, while the PC Huawei app market should be a major highlight of the new machine.
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Model Y price cut in China seen as major impact on traditional luxury car makers
In the view of an industry association, the significant price cuts for the Tesla Model Y in China will have a huge impact on the luxury car market, not the emerging car makers.
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Li Auto delivers 6,126 units in December, up over 500% year-on-year
Li Auto said it also had a record number of new orders in December but did not disclose specific figures.
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Tencent games back on Huawei AppGallery
The dispute between Huawei and Tencent may have come to an end.
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Huawei removes Tencent games: a game where both sides have big stakes
It is not only the hope of Tencent or even the Chinese game industry to ease their burden as developers, but also the helplessness of Chinese Android phone makers such as Huawei.