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13 briefings · “china”
A post-2025 demand hangover turns into a supply and pricing headache for automakers, lenders, and investors.
China’s Kimi K3 sparks an open-versus-closed AI fight, and Ball says regulation could steer companies away from open models.
The sequel-spinoff’s momentum accelerates in its second frame, pushing the full-run forecast to just under $450M.
Two state-backed firms deploy about 60 billion yuan to cushion equity declines, signaling direct policy support during turbulence.
Record revenue is coming, but FIFA is reportedly planning another expansion to finally pull China in.
In a cost-conscious market where shoppers trade brands for value, multinationals are automating operations to stay alive.
A federal defamation suit targets O'Leary and Fox after on-air accusations; Fox says it corrected the record, O'Leary cites “no evidence.”
Lemuel Lee links the shift to two-way capital flows between Europe and mainland China, reshaping wealth competition.
Nikkei Asia reports China is close to controlling four-fifths of global wind turbine demand, with ripple effects for manufacturers and grid planners.
A China model rattled hyperscalers. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says leverage is the real accelerant, not the end of AI.
The deal doubles Uber's dual-services footprint and pushes a ride-and-eats bundling play into 50 more markets.
A barge landing and net-based recovery move China from theory to proof, reshaping the reusability race and satellite ambitions.
