Kuaishou, China’s second-largest short video firm, has achieved a quarterly profit for the first time since its listing in early 2021, thanks to strong growth of its short video drama series, recovery ...

Kuaishou, the mainland Chinese firm that operates the world’s second most watched short video app, has received approval for its planned public share offering. It is expected to raise $5 billion ...

Short video platform Kuaishou said it will continue to cultivate at least 100 entrepreneurs in the Chinese countryside through offering online and offline business and management training, and ...

Kuaishou's increasing bets in the sector put the company against some of the largest players in the sector, including on-demand services giant Meituan, Alibaba Group-backed Ele.me, and short-video ...

Kuaishou is China’s second largest short video app. After growing largely from popularity in China’s rural areas and lower-tier cities, Kuaishou moved into live streaming, ecommerce and long ...

Founded in 2011, Kuaishou is a popular short-video community app with 20 billion user-generated short videos in its archive. In 2019, people gave out 350 billion "likes" on Kuaishou.

According to Kuaishou, its new Kling 2.1 can produce high-quality 1080p videos in under sixty seconds. Each 1080p video should cost around 100 inspiration credits in Kling’s in-house currency.