ByteDance

ByteDance is quietly forming a car networking team and plans to launch its own vehicle infotainment system solution to achieve its mobile Internet products such as Douyin and Jinri Toutiao in the car terminal, 36Kr reported citing sources.

China's ByteDance, owner TikTok, has decided to locate the popular streaming app's European business center in London, UK, where it will recruit a large number of AI engineers and software developers, according to CNBC.

ByteDance's game business will recruit more than 1,000 people in 2020 to meet the research and development needs of multiple game product lines, head of the company's game business Yan Shou said today. 

ByteDance's stock app Dolphin Stock is now available for account opening and real trading, according to the Shanghai Securities News.

Tiger Global Management has established a shareholding in ByteDance, the parent company of short video application TikTok, and has joined the ranks of other global investors such as SoftBank Group and Sequoia Capital, hoping to seize the opportunity of the short video boom.

After the ByteDance organization is upgraded, the education business may become a new focus.

On the eighth anniversary of its founding, ByteDance, the world's most valuable startup, announced a comprehensive upgrade of its organizational structure.

ByteDance is preparing an overhaul of the Lark app with a focus on cloud-based file management and document and spreadsheet editing.

ByteDance, which runs content aggregator Jinri Toutiao and short video platform Douyin, launches an independent search app called "Toutiao Search", which is ByteDance's further penetration into Baidu's business hinterland.

Patent data showed that Beijing ByteDance Network Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of ByteDance, recently added a number of patent licenses, including "a full-screen electronic device" and "headphones", "mobile power" and other patents.