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Leshi, which started as a streaming media company in China, is struggling to retain subscribers and is working towards paying off billions in debt.
A Shanghai court allowed the three-year freeze to take hold on assets owned by Jia Yueting, his wife and three LeEco-related firms.
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Financial troubles continue to burden the company's faltering expansion from China. A hardware ecosystem will fall away to content subscriptions.
Jia Yueting will move off of day-to-day operations and focus on the corporate body and product vision. His regime of spending has brought trouble to LeEco.
The Chinese electronics manufacturer is said to be going through withdrawal pains as a factor of its aggressive spending and financial misdirection.
Employees got checks today that were supposed to come in on Friday. It's the latest rumored development of many that put the company in bad shape.
Chinese manufacturer LeEco is expected to begin building its lifestyle technology brand in the US this month and two products are apparently smartphones.
Blancco Technology Group reported that this is the first time Apple's mobile operating system bit more dust than Google's.
OPPO is the new overall leader of smartphone sales in the all-important market of China, at least for the month of June, followed by Huawei in second.
LeEco's next supercharged phone has its back casing leaked while confusion mixes in about what kind of Snapdragon processor we're talking about.
The recently-turned smartphone manufacturer plans on bring its devices and a media ecosystem to the US starting this fall.
The Chinese manufacturer is so new, yet so loud in the industry with its smartphones. Sometimes, it doesn't even have to do the talking.
Only a few months in, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 processor will reportedly be one-upped by the Snapdragon 823, at least inside a looming LeEco phone.
The Le Max 2 has officially been out for weeks, but the version with 6GB RAM is only just beginning its journey to customers.
LeEco is putting out what looks to be another Le 2, though just a little more spartan. Could this "Le 2s" really be sporting an Exynos processor?
Xiaomi has new phones out and a renewed presence in the Chinese market while Lenovo fails to register a piece of the pie on its own.
LeEco is delivering on its ambitious global expansion promises, with an 80,000 square foot Silicon Valley facility capable of holding 800 new hires.
With Apple considered an outdated, unfocused, creatively struggling company, LeEco aims to swoop in and lead global tech innovation in many different areas.
The LeEco Le Max 2 powerhouse is one of the world's first 6GB RAM smartphones, and along with the Le 2 and Le 2 Pro, it oddly discards the headphone jack.
Someone ran a device with the model number "Le X820" through GFXBench and we have reason to believe it's the LeEco Le 2 Pro.
In just a little over a week, we expect the low-cost LeEco Le 2 to be announced in Beijing with unusually high-end specs in tow.
LeEco, aka LeTV, wants to take the US by storm later this year, but first, it has a number of exciting things to show off in Beijing next month.
The TENAA entry for confirms much of what we already know about the LeTV Max Pro. But as the US is slated to get this device, we'll need an FCC post, too.
