Twitter has told advertisers it will roll out new controls as soon as next week to let companies prevent their ads from appearing above or below tweets containing certain keywords.
Twitter to introduce new controls for ad placements
Twitter has told advertisers it will roll out new controls as soon as next week to let companies prevent their ads from appearing above or below tweets containing certain keywords.
Rumours plague crypto firm Amber Group as cut China staff await compensation
Former employees of Amber Group in Shenzhen say they were blocked by HR and the CEO after requesting money they are owed.
Amazon is launching TikTok-style feed in bet on social commerce
Amazon.com, the world’s largest e-commerce company, has launched a TikTok-style service that will let shoppers buy merchandise from a curated feed of photos and video.
Rumours plague crypto firm Amber Group as cut China staff await compensation
Former employees of Amber Group in Shenzhen say they were blocked by HR and the CEO after requesting money they are owed.
Amazon is launching TikTok-style feed in bet on social commerce
Amazon.com, the world’s largest e-commerce company, has launched a TikTok-style service that will let shoppers buy merchandise from a curated feed of photos and video.
Amazon.com, the world’s largest e-commerce company, has launched a TikTok-style service that will let shoppers buy merchandise from a curated feed of photos and video.
Huawei inks patent licensing deal with smartphone rival Oppo
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei told the company’s IP team earlier this year to step up efforts to turn its vast pool of patents into revenue.
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei told the company’s IP team earlier this year to step up efforts to turn its vast pool of patents into revenue.
Canada police suspend controversial contract with China-linked firm
One opposition politician described the arrangement as something out of a book, except ‘characters in spy novels would never be that incompetent’.
Alibaba builds an army of 200,000 new influencers to sell to its shoppers
Alibaba and its competitors are fighting for a shrinking pool of consumer spending amid a sputtering Chinese economy.
Huawei inks patent licensing deal with smartphone rival Oppo
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei told the company’s IP team earlier this year to step up efforts to turn its vast pool of patents into revenue.
Canada police suspend controversial contract with China-linked firm
One opposition politician described the arrangement as something out of a book, except ‘characters in spy novels would never be that incompetent’.
Alibaba builds an army of 200,000 new influencers to sell to its shoppers
Alibaba and its competitors are fighting for a shrinking pool of consumer spending amid a sputtering Chinese economy.
China’s Covid-19 regime is undermining the world’s largest iPhone factory
The fiasco at Foxconn's Zhengzhou facility, Apple’s main assembler of iPhones, has shown that China’s manufacturing miracle is quickly being undone by three years of draconian Covid-19 controls.
Apple supplier Foxconn maintains ‘closed-loop’ production at Zhengzhou facility
Foxconn has implored workers at the world’s largest iPhone factory to ‘have more understanding and support’ for its closed-loop system, as the Apple supplier remains under pressure to meet holiday orders.
Foxconn has implored workers at the world’s largest iPhone factory to ‘have more understanding and support’ for its closed-loop system, as the Apple supplier remains under pressure to meet holiday orders.
As ‘iPhone City’ stumbles, Foxconn pumps money into another China plant
Foxconn Technology Group said it has made 1 billion yuan (US$142 million) in new investment towards its facilities in the northern Chinese city of Taiyuan.
Foxconn Technology Group said it has made 1 billion yuan (US$142 million) in new investment towards its facilities in the northern Chinese city of Taiyuan.
Why China’s support for Foxconn in Zhengzhou descended into violent protests
The latest disruption to Apple’s supply chain could accelerate the pace of shifting more electronics production outside mainland China to countries like Vietnam and India.
The latest disruption to Apple’s supply chain could accelerate the pace of shifting more electronics production outside mainland China to countries like Vietnam and India.
China’s Covid-19 regime is undermining the world’s largest iPhone factory
The fiasco at Foxconn's Zhengzhou facility, Apple’s main assembler of iPhones, has shown that China’s manufacturing miracle is quickly being undone by three years of draconian Covid-19 controls.
Apple supplier Foxconn maintains ‘closed-loop’ production at Zhengzhou facility
Foxconn has implored workers at the world’s largest iPhone factory to ‘have more understanding and support’ for its closed-loop system, as the Apple supplier remains under pressure to meet holiday orders.
Foxconn has implored workers at the world’s largest iPhone factory to ‘have more understanding and support’ for its closed-loop system, as the Apple supplier remains under pressure to meet holiday orders.
As ‘iPhone City’ stumbles, Foxconn pumps money into another China plant
Foxconn Technology Group said it has made 1 billion yuan (US$142 million) in new investment towards its facilities in the northern Chinese city of Taiyuan.
Foxconn Technology Group said it has made 1 billion yuan (US$142 million) in new investment towards its facilities in the northern Chinese city of Taiyuan.
Why China’s support for Foxconn in Zhengzhou descended into violent protests
The latest disruption to Apple’s supply chain could accelerate the pace of shifting more electronics production outside mainland China to countries like Vietnam and India.
The latest disruption to Apple’s supply chain could accelerate the pace of shifting more electronics production outside mainland China to countries like Vietnam and India.
