Xiaomi, which sells more smartphones in China than Samsung Electronics Co. and Apple Inc., has borrowed $1 billion from 29 banks for a three-year loan, its first move to tap overseas funds for cash.

Now comes the most interesting part, Alibaba plans to invest in Xiaomi, according to Bloomberg. This is weird on so many levels, not only did Alibaba form a partnership with Meizu, but they’re ...

Alibaba and JD.com see 283%+ sales surge at 618 festival, boosted by gov’t subsidies and strong electronics demand. Apple, Xiaomi, Huawei top 100M yuan in 618 sales; Chinese retail rebound lifts ...

Alibaba is entering the smart wearable market with its Quark AI Glasses, powered by its Qwen large language model. Launching in China by the end of 2025, these glasses will offer features like ...

A new feature on Alibaba Group Holding 's Taobao app lets potential car buyers test drive Xiaomi 's SU7 electric sedan virtually through Apple's Vision Pro headset, the latest example of Chinese ...

Alibaba and Xiaomi, along with delivery platform Meituan Dianping <3690.HK>, will also join the ‘H-share’ Hang Seng China Enterprises Index <.HSCE>, which represents Chinese companies listed ...

Xiaomi, best known for smartphones, will launch a smart car on March 28. (Matthias Oesterle/Zuma Press) Hong Kong stocks were standout global performers Tuesday, boosted by Alibaba and Xiaomi ...

The Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is expanding into the smartphone business with a $590 million investment in smartphone start-up Meizu Technology, a long-time rival of Xiaomi, the country’s ...

“Alibaba and Xiaomi have probably kick-started shareholders’ focus on buybacks after a horrendous performance in share prices in the last year,” said Kerry Goh, chief investment officer at ...

Với những thành công rực rỡ, CEO và nhà sáng lập của Xiaomi là Lei Jun đã phát biểu hôm thứ Năm (20/11/2014) rằng họ muốn trở thành nhà sản xuất smartphone lớn nhất thế giới trong vòng 5 đến 10 năm ...