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Google Commences Phased Blocking of Cookies in Chrome Amidst Mixed Reactions
Google has commenced a phased blocking of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser, affecting about 30 million users worldwide. 
Google has commenced a phased blocking of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser, affecting about 30 million users worldwide. -
Apple Faces Bleak 2024 with Major Drop: Barclays Warns of Cooling iPhone Demand
Apple's stock faced a dismal start to 2024, plummeting about 3.6% on January 2, marking its largest single-day decline since August 4, 2023, and reaching its lowest close since November 9. 
Apple's stock faced a dismal start to 2024, plummeting about 3.6% on January 2, marking its largest single-day decline since August 4, 2023, and reaching its lowest close since November 9. -
ASML Faces Export License Revocation Amidst US-Dutch Pressure and Chinese Concerns
Dutch government announced the revocation of export licenses for two cutting-edge lithography machines, NXT:2050i and NXT:2100i, from ASML, a leading player in the semiconductor equipment industry. 
Dutch government announced the revocation of export licenses for two cutting-edge lithography machines, NXT:2050i and NXT:2100i, from ASML, a leading player in the semiconductor equipment industry. -
Revitalizing GAP in China: Expansion, Local Design, and the Challenge of Shifting Perceptions
American fast-fashion giant GAP has embarked on an ambitious expansion and transformation in China. 
American fast-fashion giant GAP has embarked on an ambitious expansion and transformation in China. -
JD.com Triumphs Over Alibaba with 1 Billion Yuan Award in Landmark Antitrust Case
JD.com has secured a significant legal victory in its long-standing antitrust dispute with Alibaba. On December 29, the Beijing High People's Court ruled in favor of JD.com in the "choose one from two" monopoly case, ordering Alibaba to pay 1 billion yuan in damages. 
JD.com has secured a significant legal victory in its long-standing antitrust dispute with Alibaba. On December 29, the Beijing High People's Court ruled in favor of JD.com in the "choose one from two" monopoly case, ordering Alibaba to pay 1 billion yuan in damages. -
JD.com Discloses Further Details on Major Salary Increase Amidst Performance Incentives
Following its late-night announcement of a significant salary increase on December 27, JD.com today disclosed further details of its specific compensation adjustment plan. 
Following its late-night announcement of a significant salary increase on December 27, JD.com today disclosed further details of its specific compensation adjustment plan. -
Xiaohongshu Nears IPO as E-commerce Progress Sparks Profit Surge: Report
As one of the unicorns in China's internet industry, Xiaohongshu has been around for ten years and has gone through six rounds of financing. Now, it's reportedly a step away from going public. 
As one of the unicorns in China's internet industry, Xiaohongshu has been around for ten years and has gone through six rounds of financing. Now, it's reportedly a step away from going public. -
Xiaomi Unveils SU7 in Bold Entry into Electric Vehicle Market
Xiaomi held its first car launch event. While technology was the focus of the event, Lei Jun, the company's founder, still took the opportunity to introduce the first car model, the SU7. 
Xiaomi held its first car launch event. While technology was the focus of the event, Lei Jun, the company's founder, still took the opportunity to introduce the first car model, the SU7. -
Apple Gains Ground in Patent Dispute: Appeals Court Pauses Watch Ban
Apple has secured a temporary victory as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit agreed to pause an import ban imposed by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on certain models of its popular Apple Watches. 
Apple has secured a temporary victory as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit agreed to pause an import ban imposed by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on certain models of its popular Apple Watches. -
JD.com Joins the Ranks Supporting 'Refund Without Return' Policy
Following closely behind Taobao, JD.com has also introduced a "refund without return" post-sale policy. 
Following closely behind Taobao, JD.com has also introduced a "refund without return" post-sale policy.
