Haier and Hisense post sharp market share gains in washing machines and refrigerators.

Slow growth and weak consumer demand have stoked a Chinese government bond rally.

After building its name in bone conduction headphones, Shokz is expanding into new products to reach a broader audience.

The startup warns an effective robot ban will have “no winners.”

The fast fashion giant started trading last week as headwinds test its business model.

Built on globalization, Shein is now contending with slower growth, geopolitical pressure, and an investor market captivated by AI.

An EV component CEO said he was “swept along” by the industry’s no-holds-barred manufacturing model.

Instead of competing on price, Chagee is counting on store economics, a deeper product pipeline, and long-term brand equity.

The startup says its system can autonomously complete a 55-step workflow using the same tools and workspace designed for humans.

Rules aim to reshore production, but companies warn of higher costs and delays.

CEO Yu Kai’s forecast comes as revenue grows and work on Journey 7 advances.

The EV maker reported another quarter of non-GAAP profit amid healthy demand for the ES8 and ES9.

Three newer product lines accounted for 13.1% of the company’s first-half revenue.

The trendy Chinese jewelry brand’s first-half earnings fell short of forecasts.

The company is pushing deeper into industrial deployments while broadening its humanoid robot lineup across commercial and consumer uses.

The Chinese tea chain is expanding its product range and distribution network to improve store operations.

The ride-hailing company plans to expand its fleet in China while targeting Hong Kong and the UAE for overseas deployment.

The company is emerging as a core provider of spatial intelligence technology.

The sportswear group is turning to AI while contending with margin pressure and retail experiments.

The tea chain is testing whether its store model can work in higher-tier cities.

The Philippine fast food titan aims to bounce back after the Iran war fallout affected its first-half results.

The company expects to begin trading in Hong Kong on September 9 as it raises capital for R&D, expansion, and acquisitions.

It has scale, brands, and a robust distribution network, but faces pressure from the rupiah and the rising cost of online sales.

The fashion retailer says its business remains resilient as tariff pressures test its global model ahead of its listing.

CCSH is planning a Star Market listing after becoming the world’s number three NAND maker.

It plans to use the proceeds to fund R&D, expand overseas, and broaden its AI and 3D vision product portfolio.

Kimi K3 has pushed Moonshot AI closer to the frontier, but that advantage may prove fleeting as compute becomes the next constraint.

Behind the fashion retailer’s IPO push is a complex 11-year financing history.

The company is expanding its multi-brand strategy as it seeks growth beyond its self-operated business and benchmarks itself against Inditex and H&M.

With 2025 revenue of just RMB 1.7 billion, Unitree is commanding a valuation once unthinkable for a Chinese hardware startup.