A USD 285 million charge weighed on earnings as Lenovo repositions for AI-driven growth.

Game revenue declined quarter-on-quarter following a summer boost, while a higher share of proprietary titles lifted gross margin.

China’s largest foundry reported higher sales and strong utilization, but depreciation from new capacity compressed profitability.

A one-time tax reversal at its gaming unit drove headline earnings, not an improvement in fundamentals.

Once a market favorite, the Yunnan-based teahouse chain faces intensifying competition in China even as its overseas business strengthens.

Despite headwinds at home, Didi’s growing presence in Latin America, including Brazil and Mexico, continues to drive its performance.

Once the dominant name in China’s AC market, Gree is feeling pressure as rivals like Xiaomi close the gap.

Unlike Alibaba, Tencent is scaling back capital outlays even as it reports strong earnings.

New supply deals and products signal the LiDAR leader’s expansion beyond sensors into embodied intelligence.

Amid record earnings, the company is boosting shareholder returns through RMB 499 million in dividends and share repurchases.