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– Public funds shifting from scale expansion to high-quality development priorities – Tianhong Fund’s TIRD platform reduces reliance on star managers via digital systems – Yin Yin Tan targets autonomous technology firms

– President Trump imposes 25% tariffs on all Japanese and South Korean imports – Policy takes effect August 1, 2025 citing trade deficits and national security – Immediate market impact: Yen and

The Unraveling of a Retail Giant Once hailed as China’s “first privately-owned supermarket stock,” Renrenle (002336.SZ) has become a cautionary tale. The company’s delisting from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on July 4,

Key Points: Roman abruptly suspended production on July 7 without resolving wage disputes Five executives vanished from company systems since April Over 170,000 consumer refund requests now in processing backlog Employees protesting

– Boston’s biotech hub faces collapsing IPOs and distressed company sales due to Trump-era policy uncertainty – Major players like Moderna and Bluebird Bio see valuations plummet 30-90% amid regulatory chaos –

The Arrest Announcement Beijing police detained Ruixi Kangda Chairman Li Yuejie (李月杰) on July 5th under China’s Criminal Procedure Law Article 82, with Director Zhu Chuncheng (朱春城) placed under house arrest. The

Former President Donald Trump unexpectedly unleashed economic shockwaves across global markets with a midnight announcement of massive new tariffs targeting key US trade partners. The sweeping measures reveal a strategic escalation in

Transatlantic Trade Turmoil Resurfaces The specter of tariff warfare has returned to US-EU relations according to diplomatic sources speaking to Politico. American negotiators reportedly offered Brussels a comprehensive agreement instituting 10% duties

Recent Market Turbulence Reflects Deepening Concerns Investors dumped risk assets this week as renewed trade tensions sent U.S. equities tumbling, erasing much of last week’s historic gains. The swift reversal exposes market

In a welcome development for international investors, China’s recent QDII quota allocation has injected much-needed liquidity into the system, prompting multiple funds to ease their subscription limits. This comes as Hong Kong-focused