Chinese beverage chain Luckin Coffee released its unaudited financial report for the first half of 2021, posting doubled revenue.
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Luckin Coffee reaches $187.5 million settlement deal with investors
Luckin Coffee is striving for a business turnaround and repairing its image after the April 2020 fraud scandal.
Posted inOn the Cusp
Luckin updates 2019 financials in first filing since it admitted fraud
The financial update indicates Luckin Coffee is taking the first step back to normalcy as it prepares for a comeback.
Posted inWith Chinese Characteristics
Lunar New Year special | 10 stories that shook China tech in 2021 – and will shape 2022
For many Chinese tech watchers, the year 2021 can be divided into two distinct periods: before and after Didi’s cybersecurity review.
Posted inHeavy Hitters
Luckin Coffee files for bankruptcy in the US
Leadership tumult at Luckin appears to be ongoing even as it moves forward with new business developments, including inviting franchise partners.
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Luckin agrees to $180 million fine for US fraud
Luckin Coffee has agreed to pay a $180 million penalty to settle accounting fraud charges brought by the US market regulator.
Posted inHeavy Hitters
TikTok eyes social shopping, Luckin bankruptcy: Retailheads
TikTok is planning to roll out a livestream shopping feature, coffee chain Luckin filed for bankruptcy in the US, Vipshop.com is fined RMB 3 million.
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Pinduoduo blasted for user privacy breach, Luckin franchises: Retailheads
Pinduoduo is under fire again for deleting pictures from a user’s photo album without consent. Luckin opens up to franchises in lower-tier cities.
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Ele.me faces backlash, Luckin coup: Retailheads
Ele.me is criticized for its treatment of the family of a deliveryman who died on the job. The US may ban American investors from Alibaba and Tencent.
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Luckin and affiliates fined $9 million, more penalties may come
Luckin and its partners may receive more fines amid continuing investigations by regulators and investors at home and abroad.
