Eliza Wong

Major Safety Recall Rocks Xiaomi’s Automotive Division Xiaomi Corporation’s ambitious automotive venture faces a significant challenge as the company announces a recall affecting 116,887 SU7 standard edition electric vehicles produced between February

China’s Lithium Revolution Accelerates with Major Resource Discovery The global energy transition has found its epicenter in Western China, where the recent discovery of the 亚州锂腰带 (Asian Lithium Belt) is reshaping lithium

Unexpected Retail Weakness in Major Metropolises China’s economic landscape reveals surprising softness in its most developed urban centers. August retail sales data from Beijing showed an 11.4% year-over-year decline, indicating that wealthier

Key Developments The iPhone 17 launch has triggered an unprecedented instant delivery war among China’s leading e-commerce platforms, with significant implications for retail technology investment: – Meituan Flash Delivery achieved 30-minute iPhone

Trump’s Visa Fee Proposal Shakes Global Tech Sector The Trump administration’s unexpected proposal to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas has sent shockwaves through technology companies and global markets. This dramatic

Unlocking China’s Market Cycles: The 5-Year Pattern Every Investor Should Know What if you could predict Chinese equity market movements based on a simple numerical pattern? China Merchants Securities strategist Zhang Xia

Market Shockwaves from Xiaomi’s Warranty Revolution Chinese tech giant Xiaomi Corporation (小米集团) has unleashed a potential game-changer in the home appliances sector with its unprecedented 10-year warranty promise for air conditioner products.

Executive Summary – Chinese flashlight manufacturers have transformed a seemingly obsolete product into a global premium market worth billions – Companies like Olight (傲雷) and Nitecore (奈特科尔) achieve over 99% of their

Shanghai Construction Group (上海建工) experienced one of the most dramatic trading sessions in recent Chinese market history on September 19th, when the stock opened strong then plummeted to hit the daily limit

Executive Summary – Jaguar Land Rover’s three-week production stoppage from cyberattack may cause £2.5 billion ($3.2B) profit loss – Supply chain crisis threatens 104,000 UK jobs with smaller suppliers facing bankruptcy within