By Gene Maddaus
Sony Invests $400M In Chinese Youth-Focused Entertainment Platform Bilibili
09.04.2020 - 15:53 / deadline.com
By Tom Grater
International Film Reporter
Sony has made a $400M investment in Bilibili, the Chinese entertainment platform that is wildly popular with young people in the middle kingdom.
The service, which features content including animation, comics, games, user-generated videos and streaming, first launched in 2020. Today’s deal sees Sony acquire 17.3 million shares, roughly 5% of its total number, valuing the company at $8BN. Bilibili trades on the NASDAQ and currently sits at $26.20 per
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25.04.2020 / 00:45
Chinese Laundry Shoes on Sale: Buy One, Get One 50% Off
Save on Chinese Laundry shoes with the buy one, get one 50% off deal, available through April 28 with code HALFOFF at checkout.
deadline.com
23.04.2020 / 14:21
BBC Studios Sells Shows To Chinese Streamer Owned By TikTok’s Parent Company
By Jake Kanter
variety.com
16.04.2020 / 09:37
Coronavirus Puts 5,000 Chinese Film and TV Firms Out of Business
By Rebecca Davis
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
15.04.2020 / 12:23
Thousands of protective face masks, gloves and aprons donated by Manchester's Chinese community to social care workers
Members of Manchester' Chinese community have donated thousands of face masks, gloves and aprons to protect social workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
variety.com
15.04.2020 / 06:01
Paul McCartney Supports Banning ‘Medieval’ Chinese Markets Over Coronavirus
By Jordan Moreau
nme.com
14.04.2020 / 22:25
Paul McCartney calls for ban on “medieval” Chinese markets due to coronavirus
"They did slavery forever, too. You’ve got to change things at some point.”
etcanada.com
14.04.2020 / 21:47
Paul McCartney Urges Chinese ‘Wet Markets’ To Be Banned Following COVID-19 Outbreak
Paul McCartney is calling for a change following the outbreak of coronavirus.
hollywoodreporter.com
14.04.2020 / 19:11
Paul McCartney Targets Chinese Wet Markets for Pandemic: "It Is a Little Bit Medieval Eating Bats"
Paul McCartney on Tuesday called Howard Stern to give an update on how he is doing amid the coronavirus pandemic. The icon told theSiriusXM host he is currently in Sussex, separated from his wife, who was in New York when the stay-at-home order was put into place.