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Its last attempt was hampered by a Chinese media giant and alleged fraud.

Jia Yueting has opted to remain in the US and let his brother face Chinese securities regulators.

Jia Yueting appears to currently be in the US.

In regards to investors, the new owners say they’re ‘determined to make it right.’

The product launches today on Kickstarter.

The company will cut costs with an old tire plant to produce its luxury EV.

Their dilemma: build an expensive plant or sell to an interested company.

From "Netflix of China" to crumbling empire.

It filed two lawsuits seeking $110 million in damages.

The beleaguered automaker faces another setback.

Things are going south fast for the tech and EV giant.

Their rapid expansion, into everything from electric cars to Smart TVs, is the root of the problem.

The 800hp vehicle will be an extremely limited series.

The latest in the company's string of failures leads them to limit focus to Chinese-speaking market.

It's all in the name of focus, though it might not be entirely voluntary.

The $2 billion deal is officially off because of "regulatory headwinds".

The Chinese tech corporation still has serious money problems.

Will it ever come to market, though?

It's also showing a performance-tuned version of its electric concept car.

Poorly thought-out software dampens our enthusiasm for an otherwise well-built phone.