TikTok Shop bravely extends its e-commerce venture into Mexico, undaunted by the looming 'sell-or-ban' law from Washington. This move showcases a significant geographic expansion south of the United States.

China's Trina Solar has made history by outperforming a long-standing solar cell efficiency record previously held by the University of New South Wales laboratory. This groundbreaking achievement has put the company on the global map for solar conversion technology.

Amperex, a Hong Kong-based subsidiary of TDK, has triumphantly rolled out their new lithium-ion cells with silicon anodes in 2023, following years of meticulous research and refinement. This innovation is set to keep pace with the rapidly evolving AI technologies.

The latest surveys reveal that Generation Z in China is making waves in the corporate world, causing a bit of a headache for their superiors. It appears that an additional effort is necessary to cater to the emotional demands of these younger colleagues.

Residential property sales in Shanghai have reached a four-year peak, driven by enticing incentives. However, homeowners continue to offer discounts to secure transactions. Analysts caution that this surge might be temporary due to an uncertain economic forecast.

As Donald Trump gears up to broaden tech sanctions under the banner of national security, Beijing is hinting that it won't back down from countermeasures.

Foreign smartphone manufacturers, including Apple, experienced a dramatic 47.3% decline in shipments within China this November, reports a government-controlled agency. This comes in the wake of Huawei's impressive resurgence in the market.

The future looks grim for China's 30,000 car dealerships, as they face an impending price war expected to cost a whopping US$24 billion in losses by 2025. This grim forecast persists despite a 4.7 per cent increase in car sales across the country. The financial pinch has already led to the closure of around 4,000 dealerships.

Despite Chinese firms making up more than 25% of the exhibitors, numerous technology behemoths are conspicuously missing from the Las Vegas event amidst U.S. tech disputes.

In the wake of a government crackdown, Chinese tech heavyweights such as ByteDance's Douyin, PDD's Pinduoduo, and Xiaohongshu have pledged to rectify problems linked to algorithm misuse.

Faced with dwindling box office revenues and stiff rivalry from digital entertainment platforms, China's film industry grapples with a potential downgrade in its cultural significance.

ByteDance’s Douyin, Pinduoduo from PDD, and Xiaohongshu have pledged to rectify the misuse of algorithms amidst a governmental clampdown in China.