TMTPOST -- SHEIN has finally arrived on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after a journey that spanned six years and three cities. It debuted on the Hong Kong stock market on Spetember 1. The stock opened ...
Konka Group, once the “King of Color TVs,” will voluntary delist from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on September 4 after posting a 2025 net loss of 12.58 billion yuan ...
Qu Guochun, director of the Equipment Industry Development Center, said the power battery industry is moving toward a diversified technology landscape, with different technology routes being adapted ...
ANZ Group has stated that copper prices are expected to rise to record levels early next year, driven by concerns over U.S. tariffs, supply challenges in mining, and robust global demand. Analysts ...
TMTPOST -- The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) and the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA) on Friday extended the maximum term for individual home loans to 40 years from 30 years. The ...
PCG Power, an investment management provider of next-generation power systems, has raised several hundred million yuan in its C1 financing round. The financing round was led by China Oceanwide ...
TMTPOST — iFlytek said it will formally release its Spark X2.5 (293 billion parameters) base model on Sept. 7, further upgrading capabilities in coding and agents. On Sept. 1 the company plans to open ...
Alibaba Group Holding founder Jack Ma and senior executives have purchased more than HK$800 million worth of the company’s Hong Kong-listed shares in recent days, following the group’s announcement of ...
China added 7.92 million babies in 2025, representing a birth rate of 5.63%, according to statistics released on Friday. During the year, 11.31 million people died, resulting in a mortality rate of 8.
XPENG Group Chairman He Xiaopeng said Thursday he expects the company to secure regulatory approval in Europe in 2027 and begin delivering its second-generation VLA system to more overseas users. “We ...
Konka Group, once a leading Chinese television maker, plans to voluntarily withdraw its shares from the Shenzhen exchange after posting a 12.6 billion yuan loss in 2025 and remaining insolvent. The ...
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