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Alibaba Sports Changes Name to Orange Lion Sports
21st Century Business Herald, 6/24/22
Alibaba Sports, the sport unit of Chinese internet conglomerate Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA; 9988.HK), has rebranded as Orange Lion Sports. Read More
Meituan-Dianping Acquires Third-Party Payment Solution Provider QiandaiPay
iFeng Finance, 9/26/16
Meituan-Dianping, the company formed by the merger of Chinese group buy site Meituan.com and online ratings and group buy site Dianping, recently announced that it had completed its acquisition of Qiandai (Beijing) Information Technology, operator of internet payment solution QiandaiPay. Read More
Ourpalm to Buy 19% Stake in Korean Gaming Firm Webzen
Ourpalm, 3/08/16
Beijing-based mobile game developer Ourpalm (300315.SZ) recently announced that it will spend RMB 1.10 bln to purchase a 19.24% stake in South Korean game developer and operator Webzen, in order to support its overseas expansion strategy. Read More
ZhaoUC to Operate Soul of the Ultimate Nation
17173.com, 5/27/13
Shanghai-based online game developer and operator ZhaoUC (Zhuangyou Information Technology) announced on May 27 that it will become the exclusive Mainland China operator for the 3D MMORPGs Soul of the Ultimate Nation (SUN) and Soul of the Ultimate Nation II starting July 1, 2013. Read More
The9 to Stop Operation of Soul of the Ultimate Nation
DoNews, 5/07/13
Chinese online game developer and operator The9 (Nasdaq: NCTY) has announced that it will stop operating its licensed 3D MMORPG Soul of the Ultimate Nation (SUN). Read More
Baihe Obtains Eight-Digit USD Funding
Sootoo.com, 7/01/11
Mu Yan, vice president of Chinese online matchmaking site Baihe.com, has revealed that the company obtained eight-digit USD funding earlier this month at an amount close to that reached by competitor Jiayuan.com at the time of its IPO. Read More
The9 Approves Share Incentive Plan
TechWeb, 8/31/10
Chinese gaming operator The9 (Nasdaq: NCTY) recently passed a motion to sell company shares to employees at the August 24, 2010 price of USD 5.13 per share; the plan is set to be implemented in August 2011, with purchasing opportunities every quarter over a three-year period. Read More
The9 Extends SUN License for 3 Years
PR Newswire, 5/25/10
Chinese online game developer and operator The9 (Nasdaq: NCTY) has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement with Webzen for the renewal of The9's exclusive license of publishing and operating Webzen's Soul of The Ultimate Nation ("SUN"), a 3D massively multiplayer online role playing game ("MMORPG"), in China. Read More
The9 Reports 2009 Net Loss of RMB 405 Mln
SEC, 4/20/10
Chinese online game developer and operator The9 (Nasdaq: NCTY) has filed its annual report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2009 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, with net revenues falling 55.6% to RMB 760.52 mln (USD 111.42 mln). Read More
Konka LED Internet TVs to Support 3rd Party Apps
Netease Tech, 3/30/10
According to Mu Gang, the vice president and director of multimedia sales for Chinese TV and consumer electronics manufacturer Konka Group (200016.SZ, 000016.SZ), the company's LED internet TVs will be based on an open platform, such that third-party applications will be able to run on its 'Wangrui' (meaning "Net Sharp") series of LED TVs. Read More
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