British F1 team Aston Martin Aramco is partnering with beauty and wellness brands to grow its audience beyond motorsports.

Luxury socks and homeware label Comme Si is expanding its offering with a high-performance technical sister brand. Founder ...

Documented, an immigrant-facing nonprofit newsroom, shares the creative and innovative ways they've gone about reaching underserved communities.

Huawei Technologies Co.’s secretive AI research lab has pushed back against accusations it relied on rivals’ models to ...

WhatsApp, Instagram, and Amazon are powerful, but they're pigeon-holed compared to their Chinese equivalents, which drive ...

As calls grow for Beijing to embrace digital currencies, e-payment giants seen as aiding yuan's global push China already has de facto stablecoins in the form of WeChat Pay and Alipay, a top economist ...

Alibaba Group is folding its food-delivery and online-travel services into its core e-commerce unit, streamlining operations in the face of ever fiercer competition.

China linked to 'malicious' WeChat campaign against Chrystia Freeland: monitoring task force In total, SITE and its partners spotted over 30 WeChat news accounts that were part of the campaign ...

WeChat’s updated content-moderation policy forms part of a broader industry effort to promote greater transparency of artificial intelligence-generated content.

The app forms a relatively closed social space, since WeChat users can see only what their contacts post, unlike apps like Weibo or TikTok, where celebrities amass millions of followers.

For instance, in the screengrab of a WeChat post below, the headline reads: Breaking news! After 24 years, Australia has announced: an immediate mandatory nationwide referendum will be held.

China’s ubiquitous WeChat app has often seemed slow to make changes to its popular interface. In recent months, the frequency of WeChat updates has increased. It has now rolled out a feature that ...