Tencent

  • Tencent unveils Max, its first in-house developed quadruped robot

    The robot can run, jump and leap over obstacles like an animal, and can also glide on wheels like a vehicle on a flat road.

  • FunPlus is highest revenue earner from overseas among Chinese app developers in January

    FunPlus is not widely known in China, but it has popular game titles including the State of Survival, King of Avalon, and Guns of Glory.

  • SAIC-GM-Wuling and its partner report Tencent to market regulator over alleged monopoly

    Tencent said that without its authorization and permission, the app developed by Pateo collected, stored, and uploaded WeChat-related information in the course of use, infringing on the privacy and rights of the personal information of WeChat users.

  • Tencent and TikTok owner ByteDance sue each other

    Beijing-based TikTok owner ByteDance sued Tencent on Tuesday, accusing it of abusing its dominant market position. Tencent responded to the allegations as malicious and said it would file a lawsuit.

  • Tencent is now worth more than China's six largest state-owned banks combined

    At press time, Tencent rose 8.83 percent to HK$752 in Hong Kong, hitting another record high. Its total market capitalization is HK$7.22 trillion, which translates to about 6 trillion yuan.

  • Tencent games back on Huawei AppGallery

    The dispute between Huawei and Tencent may have come to an end.

  • 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.

  • Huawei Game Center removes all Tencent games, saying the latter unilaterally made significant changes to cooperation

    Huawei Game Center has removed all Tencent games, saying that the latter unilaterally made significant changes to the cooperation between the two sides, resulting in significant obstacles to continued cooperation.

  • Tencent's Honor of Kings reclaims title of world's most profitable mobile game in November

    Tencent's Honor of Kings remained the world's most profitable mobile game in November after that position was upended last month by newcomer local competitor Genshin Impact.