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China’s global retail champions may be cautious, but smaller exporters see opportunity in every port from Mexico to Brazil.

Huawei’s upcoming open-source Unified Cache Manager slashes AI model latency and boosts performance, a major step in China’s software-led effort to reduce dependence on banned high-end memory chips.

As outbound student numbers fall, rising costs, tightened visa policies, and shifting priorities are reshaping how Chinese families view foreign education—and revealing a deeper transformation in global academic influence.

Pop Mart confirms it will delay new toy releases to prioritize Labubu production and tackle inflated resale market prices.

Innovent Biologics is launching China’s first approved dual-action GLP-1 drug for weight loss - and it's doing it through JD Health’s massive online healthcare network.

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Despite setting a new sales record, China’s 618 e-commerce festival no longer feels like the nationwide shopping carnival it once was. But behind the calm is a smarter, more sustainable shift in consumer behavior.

Chinese companies are relocating manufacturing operations to avoid steep U.S. tariffs, shifting global supply chains and reshaping how—and where—consumer goods are made.

Trump's sweeping tax and spending bill could hurt U.S. clean energy and trigger new tensions with China — but it might also hand Beijing an unexpected strategic edge.

As the U.S. hits China with new tariffs, Beijing is quietly shifting economic power inland. Guizhou, once a remote province, is now at the center of a strategy to protect key industries and reduce risk.

Starbucks is looking for partners in China to help it stay competitive, not planning a full exit. As cheaper rivals grow fast, the coffee giant is rethinking how it operates in its second-largest market.

Even as its toy sales soar overseas, Pop Mart faces pressure at home over how it markets blind boxes.

Apple, Tesla, and Walmart are hit by Trump’s new tariffs on China imports, with Apple facing a 9% margin loss.

U.S. tariffs have disrupted Apple’s supply chain, causing stock drops for suppliers like Goertek and Luxshare.

China’s manufacturing grew in March, driven by exports and improved employment, but domestic demand remains weak.

Walmart pressures Chinese suppliers for price cuts amid U.S. tariffs while diversifying its supply chain to lessen reliance on China.

Microsoft closes its IoT & AI Lab in Shanghai, signaling a retreat from China amid rising geopolitical tensions and regulatory pressures.

Chagee, a top Chinese tea chain, reports a revenue surge and plans a U.S. IPO, driven by strong product demand.

BYD's Qin L provides a budget-friendly alternative to Tesla's Model 3, launching as Tesla faces declining sales in China.

Tencent’s fourth-quarter profits soared thanks to strong gaming revenue and the successful integration of AI technologies in advertising.