"Black Myth: Wukong" sold 10 million copies globally in four days, exceeding 3 billion yuan in revenue. The game achieved record-breaking online player numbers, surpassing "Cyberpunk 2077" and "Counter-Strike 2." It significantly impacted cultural tourism and merchandise sales, and showcased China's potential in the AAA game market, despite challenges in global publishing and localization.

Parts-makers stand to benefit if the pricey headset catches on in a market that has disappinted for years

Evergrande car unit asks for 10,000 yuan preorder payments, India probes another Chinese smartphone-maker

A more contagious strain of Covid-19 is found in Beijing. Fallen tycoon Xiao Jianhua’s trust company gets the green light for bankruptcy

Huaqin aims to raise 5.5 billion yuan from the offering, two months after shelving plans to float on the exchange’s technology board

Tech giant Apple announced it will no longer produce the iPod Touch, marking the end of an era for a popular music player that transformed how many music fans consume their favorite songs, since its debut about two decades ago. From phonographs to portable music players, such devices have shaped a variety of consumer trends and people’s lifestyles over decades

The two Japanese video game giants have suspended shipments and their online stores in the country

The U.S. tech giant will pay nearly $70 billion to purchase Activision, the developer behind titles like World of Warcraft and Call of Duty

The joint venture’s semiconductor plant will have a capacity to produce 45,000 12-inch wafers per month

Didi rival T3 pockets $1.2 billion in new funding, Sony weighs chipmaking partnership with TSMC, Beijing issues draft rules on cross-border data flows

Regulators have reportedly informed Tencent that it should give up exclusive music rights

Electronics-to-entertainment conglomerate readies Airpeak for spring launch

Sony, Toshiba and other suppliers face risk to $10 billion in annual business

Japanese tech giant is latest in a string of suitors including Zhejiang Century Huatong Group and iDreamSky Technology Holdings

Japanese entertainment giant plans to take a 4.98% stake for $400 million in cash

Huawei, ZTE and others will not follow Ericsson and LG in dropping out of Barcelona’s Mobile World Congress, even as organizer announces strict controls on Chinese guests