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TCL previews inkjet printing OLED screen technology, products to be released at CES 2021
The technology can reduce production difficulties and costs, and can also be applied to the manufacture of OLED flexible screens.
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Baidu reportedly plans to list in Hong Kong in H1
Baidu plans to list in Hong Kong as soon as the first half of 2021, possibly selling about 5 percent to 9 percent of its share capital, Bloomberg said, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Global smartphone market expected to recover this year, with production set to reach 1.36 billion units, report says
TrendForce said it expects smartphone production to reach 1.36 billion units. That contrasts with 1.25 billion units in 2020.
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SMIC withdrawn from the OTCQX market in the US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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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."