Sellers had been displeased that service fees were non-refundable even when customers cancelled an order.
The National Press and Publication Administration has licensed a total of 850 domestic titles in the first eight months of this year, compared with 609 in the same period in 2023.
While China’s first AAA video game has bolstered industry confidence, Tencent backing and government favour are not accessible to everyone.
The head of the year-old blockchain venture says he aims to leverage Hong Kong’s supportive environment to build a critical Web3 services company.
The State Administration for Market Regulation praised Alibaba for its compliance with the antitrust authority, giving the firm full recognition.
Chinese gaming giants are reconsidering their spending in Japanese studios amid a revival in the Chinese market, led by the summer hit Black Myth: Wukong.
Nvidia has discussed investing about US$100 million, while Apple and Microsoft are also mulling participation, sources say.
The company banks on autonomous-driving technology as it strives for a spot among the country’s top makers after lacklustre sales of its first model.
The e-commerce giant promises shipments to US, Japan and Singapore-based customers in as little as five days.
The Chinese tech giant reported a 34 per cent jump in revenue to US$58.6 billion for the first half, as the company rebounds in the face of US sanctions.
