Media companies, executives drop out of Saudi event over missing journalist
Media companies are pulling out of a Saudi investment conference because of growing outrage over the disappearance of a prominent Saudi journalist in Turkey.
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Huawei unveils new AI chips amid Chinese technology ambitions
SHANGHAI China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd [HWT.UL], the world's largest telecom-equipment maker, unveiled an AI chip on Wednesday that will power its servers, in a push to boost its nascent cloud-computing business.
Lenovo and ZTE tumble on fears over China hack report
HONG KONG Lenovo and ZTE Corp shares slid on Friday, hurt by worries about overseas sales after Bloomberg reported that the systems of multiple U.S. companies had been compromised by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese spies. | Video
RPT-FOCUS-Tencent Music, bound for U.S. IPO, profits from social savvy
HONG KONG, Sept 27 Tencent Music, which owns China's most popular music streaming apps, is often compared to Sweden's Spotify Technology but it offers more in the way of socially interactive services that is helping it hit bigger notes in money making.
Tencent Music, bound for U.S. IPO, profits from social savvy
HONG KONG Tencent Music, which owns China's most popular music streaming apps, is often compared to Sweden's Spotify Technology but it offers more in the way of socially interactive services that is helping it hit bigger notes in money making.
Tencent under pressure to step up its game as regulatory restrictions bite
HONG KONGTencent Holdings, which has lost some $200 billion in market value this year, is facing fresh criticism from analysts and investors unnerved by regulatory roadblocks, a fuzzy overseas strategy and growing debt.
In WeChat-dominated China, new messenger app scores sudden success
HONG KONG Bullet Messenger, a Chinese messaging app, has racked up millions of downloads since its debut just a few weeks ago, using a stripped-down design to chip off a chunk of a sophisticated, billion-user market.
Tencent launches new checks to weed out underage gaming amid China crackdown
HONG KONG China's biggest gaming and social media firm Tencent Holdings unveiled new checks aimed at restricting access to its popular games for underaged players, amid a government campaign to tackle gaming addiction among Chinese children.