In the 14th Five-Year Plan, China will offer more targeted measures to address pain points in the country’s plan for massive EV adoption.
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Gaming firm The9 partners with Faraday Future to run EV business in China
The joint company is expected to reach an annual production capacity of 300,000 and roll out the first batch of V9 vehicles in 2020.
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Oppo, Vivo to build a K-12 school in southern China
Chinese smartphone brands Oppo and Vivo have joined with education brand Okii to build a K-12 school in the southern Chinese city of Dongguan.
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ByteDance rival Kuaishou opens up e-commerce feature to local merchants
Continuing its recent focus on e-commerce, Kuaishou is expanding into the competitive local services market.
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WeRide unveils autonomous delivery van project with automaker JMC and courier ZTO
Chinese startup WeRide is testing a self-driving cargo van that can carry out delivery services, partnering with automaker JMC and courier ZTO
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Pinduoduo founder steps down as chairman as users surpass Alibaba
Pinduoduo founder Colin Huang will devote himself to food and life sciences, areas that overlap with the firm’s new business focus.
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Sichuan crypto miners told to move out, more Chinese cities try digital yuan: blockheads
Chinese regulators continue a crackdown on crypto-related activities and crypto mining. Officials across China are promoting the digital yuan.
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5 notable pieces of Chinese tech at the 2022 Winter Olympics
As Beijing prepares to close the 2022 Winter Olympics, TechNode selects five notable pieces of technology built by Chinese companies that left an impression during the two-week games.
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Crypto exchanges pull services to Chinese customers, mining updates: Blockheads
Crypto exchanges are shutting off Chinese users from derivatives trading. A government official said digital yuan could run on Ethereum.
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How three Chinese women fell in love with esports
China is the biggest market for esports globally, having more than 400 million people into it, and 30% of its esports fans are women.
