Xiaomi will hold 25% of the new chipmaking subsidiary, with the balance to be held by company employees.
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Geely reportedly in talks to acquire Alibaba-backed smartphone maker Meizu
The move comes against the backdrop of China’s big tech firms pushing to develop vehicles with smart cabin systems and autonomous driving technologies.
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Xiaomi staff in uproar over Mi Store management issues
A disgruntled worker posted scathing criticism on Mi Store Nanjing’s official Weibo.
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Briefing: Xiaomi puts younger executives in leadership positions
For Chinese tech firms, the company culture has been more about the personal identity of the CEO.
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Xiaomi sets eyes on rural India, plans to open 5000 Mi Stores by the end of 2019
Xiaomi has set up 500 Mi Stores in rural parts of the country.
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ZTE releases new smartphone with under-display camera
Chinese smartphone maker ZTE launched Axon 40 Ultra on Monday, the third generation of a smartphone that features an under-display camera.
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After Huami, another Xiaomi partner IPOs within one year
Much like with Huami, one concern for the market is Viomi’s dependence on Xiaomi.
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Huawei’s new venture capital firm highlights aim to create an ecosystem
Huawei has shifted its focus to consumer businesses, and needs to catch up in building out a supportive ecosystem.
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Briefing: Finance ministry accuses Xiaomi, Suning of tax evasion
MOF highlights accounting problems among internet companies, pointing to a possible a tightening taxation policy.
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China Tech Investor 20: Xiaomi’s Q4 earnings and China’s new tech board with Jacky Wong
Wall Street Journal’s Jacky Wong discusses China’s new technology board and the implications for investors, companies and China’s capital markets.
