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The rush to back lidar companies continues as more automakers and robotaxi startups include the remote sensing method in their vehicles. Latest to the investment boom is Hesai, a Shanghai-based lidar maker founded in 2014 with an office in Palo Alto. The company just raised over $300 million in a Series D funding round led [...]

/PRNewswire/ -- Meituan (HKG: 3690) (the "Company"), China's leading e-commerce platform for services, today announced the launch of the Meituan Green Tech...

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The Chinese capital has authorized delivery robots to begin operating commercially on city streets for the first time.

Meituan is addressing complaints that it charges restaurants too much to help them delivery food. But it might just be that delivery is expensive.

People in a Beijing suburb will begin to see autonomous delivery mini-vans across their neighborhood, moving cautiously alongside human delivery riders belting down the streets. Beijing has greenlighted JD.com, Meituan, and Neolix to trial self-driving delivery vehicles on designated public roads in the Yizhuang Development Area, an economic and technological growth pilot initiated by the [...]

As Meituan dominates food delivery, many of the restaurants whose food it delivers are struggling to get by. Regulators are asking why.

From Alibaba to Tencent, China's tech giants are facing regulatory scrutiny and public backlash over unfair labor practices and obscene wealth.

Zhang Yiming built ByteDance into one of the biggest names in Chinese tech. Now he's stepping down as CEO at just 38 years old, becoming the latest young tech entrepreneur in China to quit while leading a company on the rise.

Meituan loses $16 billion after social media post, edtech faces more antitrust action, Didi's community group-buy unit may IPO next year.

A thousand-year-old poem just cost Chinese delivery giant Meituan tens of billions of dollars in market value, further rattling a tech industry that is already on edge.

In what may come across as the most surprising incident, Chinese billionaire and Meituan s CEO Wang Xing s net worth witnessed a loss of $2.5 billion (over Rs 18,365 crore) drop after he shared verses from a 1,100-year-old Chinese poem on social media.

Shares in Meituan, China's largest food delivery platform, have tumbled after its CEO posted _and then deleted _ an ancient poem in a move widely seen as criticism of the Chinese government

Shares in Meituan slumped after its boss reportedly shared, then deleted, a Tang dynasty poem.

China's government defended its handling of a rocket booster that burned up over the Indian Ocean and said Monday it was unfairly being held to different...

China's top watchdog is investigating food-delivery giant Meituan over forced exclusivity practices, it said on Monday, after issuing an earlier warning.

China's market regulator says it has launched a probe into suspected monopolistic behavior by food delivery firm Meituan

The inquiry, announced with a terse, one-line statement, is the latest move in China's fast-moving campaign to rein in its internet giants.

Chinese food delivery giant Meituan says it has raised nearly $10 billion in a sale of convertible bonds and additional shares, with plans to invest in and develop delivery technologies