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Domestic Tesla rose the price again, and the high-performance version of the Model 3/Y rose by 10,000 yuan
According to Tesla's official website in China, the price of model 3 high-performance version and Model Y long-endurance and high-performance version has been raised by 10,000 yuan. According to Tesla's official website, the price of the Model 3 high-performance version has been adjusted to 349,900 yuan, up 10,000 yuan from the original 339,900 yuan; the price of the Model Y long-endurance and high-performance version is 357,900 yuan and 397,900 yuan, respectively, an increase of 10,000 yuan over the previous 347,900 yuan and 387,900 yuan.
Sony: Suspended sales of PlayStation consoles and games in Russia
Sony announced on March 10 that it had stopped selling all PlayStation consoles and games in Russia.
Nothing raised $70 million in Series B funding to expand the product ecosystem
Nothing, a consumer technology company founded by OnePlus co-founder Yu Pei, announced that it has raised $70 million in Series B funding, co-led by EQT Ventures and C Ventures, with the participation of Google Ventures (GV), Future Shape, GaoRong Capital and Animoca Brands. The new funding will be used to expand the product ecosystem and establish a London design hub. Nothing has raised $144 million to date. Nothing will hold a press conference on March 23 to announce its product roadmap for 2022.
Twitter tests e-commerce features and lets businesses sell products
Twitter began testing new features, and businesses could showcase up to 50 products on their homepage and sell them. Twitter Shops will first be open to select U.S. companies for testing, and the first to use will be Twitter iPhone users. After users see the product on Twitter, they can go to the merchant's website to place an order to settle. Twitter is also testing the live shopping function, where brands introduce products in the form of live streams, and users who see them can buy them, a model that is also popular in China.
TIMS China raised $194.5 million in financing and has 400 stores
Today, TH International Limited ("TIMS China") and Silver Crest Acquisition Corporation ("Silver Crest") announced the completion of a $194.5 million financing. At present, TIMS Coffee has 400 stores in the Chinese market. TIMS Coffee entered the Chinese market in February 2019 after receiving hundreds of millions of yuan in financing from Tencent on May 12, 2020. In February last year, TIMS China received strategic financing led by Sequoia Capital China Fund, followed by Tencent Investment and Zhong Ding Capital.
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