Chinese streaming video platform iQiyi has announced plans to raise $285 million from a private placing of shares, part of which will be taken up by parent company Baidu. The move comes in the ...

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--iQIYI, Inc., an innovative market-leading online entertainment service in China, recently released multiple blockbuster drama series, including The Bad Kids, an iQIYI original suspense series ...

U.S.-listed shares of iQIYI were down nearly 7% in premarket trading. Video-streaming app Bilibili,, e-commerce group Pinduoduo and peers have recently piled into the convertible debt boom.

Gong added that currently 50 per cent of their new drama series and most of their entertainment and variety shows are produced by iQiyi. “The [figure] for movies and anime are lower.

MANILA, Philippines — Controversial Chinese drama (C-drama) "Make My Heart Smile" has been removed from the platform that streams it. Streaming platform iQiyi is aware of the growing reactions ...

Shares of the Chinese streaming company iQiyi Inc., majority-owned by Chinese search giant Baidu Inc., are set to begin trading this week in a deal that raised more than $2 billion.

According to the company, the highly-anticipated drama unfolds in a universe filled with Chinese cultural elements, brought to life through state-of-the-art technologies and virtual production.

Chinese streaming platform iQIYI has pulled new idol drama Make My Heart Smile from its site following outcry over racist remarks made against Filipinos. In the first episode, Ye Weimian (played ...

Chinese streaming giant iQiyi is launching four new drama series at Filmart today (20 March), tapping into the trend for Chinese-language TV drama to find an audience overseas. The four 24 x 45 ...