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Examining the economic, political, and technological forces driving the competition between two of the world’s leading tech giants.

Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao urges Germany to help ease trade tensions as the EU considers up to 35.3% tariffs on Chinese-made EVs.

Yuanbao’s decision follows strong recent IPOs, signaling renewed interest in Chinese firms despite past regulatory challenges.

Lenovo invests in India's growing tech sector with plans to manufacture AI servers and open an AI research lab in Bengaluru.

Chinese property market grapples with a prolonged decline as buyers hesitate, and government measures struggle to take effect.

China is encouraged to enhance security measures to protect its overseas assets as sanctions and trade barriers continue to grow.

Apple’s iPhone 16 experiences early price cuts in China, as AI delays dampen demand, while rivals like Huawei seize market opportunities.

This analysis examines the impact of new EU tariffs on Chinese EVs and their broader implications for Europe’s green transition.

Aito’s latest M9 SUV, equipped with Huawei’s technology, intensifies competition with Tesla in China’s growing electric vehicle market.

China raises concerns over Canada’s surtaxes, citing risks to global supply chains and economic cooperation.

Ernst & Young survey reveals trust gaps and brand issues in global markets, despite strong value-for-money offerings.

Revised tariffs balance European market protection and carmakers’ concerns, with EU-China negotiations ongoing.

In the face of rising trade tensions, China and Spain seek to enhance cooperation, particularly in green technology and automotive sectors.

Lawmakers are considering flexible retirement age reforms to balance labor supply and economic pressures.

China’s exports surged 8.7% in August, the fastest in 17 months, driven by a weaker yuan and stronger U.S. demand.

Huawei's Mate XT sets the stage for a major market shift, while Apple faces AI-related setbacks in its latest iPhone launch.

Chery accelerates its European growth with plans for a UK factory, expanding its Omoda and Jaecoo brands.

Midea’s IPO, expected to be the biggest in Hong Kong since 2021, signals renewed confidence in the city’s financial markets.

Huawei aims to dominate the foldable phone market, challenging global rivals and setting a new standard in smartphone innovation.

The financial group faces a dramatic market decline, with the absence of its founder and ongoing regulatory scrutiny.