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MWC cancellation disrupts launch plans for Chinese mobile giants
New product launches for Huawei, Xiaomi, and Oppo are upended by the cancellation of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) over fears of the Covid-19 outbreak.
Posted inTurf Wars
Xpeng, next up in wave of US IPOs, attracts big-name investors
Xpeng Motors is priming for a public listing in New York where it could raise up to $1.1 billion from high-profile backers including Alibaba and Xiaomi.
Posted inUp and Comers
Qiming Venture leads Series A in staking service startup
Ahead of the Ethereum 2.0 update scheduled for later this summer, the renowned China-based tech VC takes a stake in staking services.
Posted inUp and Comers
EV startup Xpeng Motors raises $500 million
Last month, reports began circulating on Chinese media that Xpeng had secretly filed to float shares on a US stock market.
Posted inUp and Comers
Chinese fitness app Keep raises $80 million on the rise of home workouts
Following reports in October of significant layoffs, Beijing-based social fitness app Keep has announced $80 million in new funding.
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Xpeng shares soar 41% in US debut, market cap nears Chinese auto giants
Six-year-old Xpeng Motors now has a market capitalization of nearly $15 billion, nearing the size of a number of giant Chinese automakers.
Posted inWith Chinese Characteristics
Lost in translation: Fengkou doesn’t mean ‘air vent’
You’ve probably heard the word fengkou thousands of times from Chinese entrepreneurs and investors. But it doesn’t mean what you think.
Posted inUp and Comers
Xpeng NEV partner eyes India market amid sales slump
Xpeng manufacturing partner Haima Auto is ready to follow Chinese biggest carmaker SAIC into the Indian market
Posted inTurf Wars
Tesla denied access to grand jury materials for ex-Xpeng engineer
Tesla requested access to Xpeng’s entire repository of autonomous-driving source code and clones of its executives’ hard drives.
