Chris Liu
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Luxshare Chairman Wang Laichun: Gearing Up for Apple's Vision Pro and Three iPhone 15 Models
Among Apple's Chinese suppliers, Luxshare Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (commonly known as Luxshare) stands out as a consistent partner. Their collaboration spans over 12 years, covering three major product lines: iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods, as well as the cutting-edge Apple Vision Pro. 
Among Apple's Chinese suppliers, Luxshare Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (commonly known as Luxshare) stands out as a consistent partner. Their collaboration spans over 12 years, covering three major product lines: iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods, as well as the cutting-edge Apple Vision Pro. -
Huawei Shipping Chinese-Made Surveillance Chips Despite US Sanctions - Report
In a significant move that underscores Huawei Technologies' resilience and adaptability, a unit of the Chinese tech giant has started shipping new Chinese-made chips for surveillance cameras. This development is seen as a clear indication that Huawei is finding innovative ways to navigate around the U.S. export controls that have been in place for the past four years. 
In a significant move that underscores Huawei Technologies' resilience and adaptability, a unit of the Chinese tech giant has started shipping new Chinese-made chips for surveillance cameras. This development is seen as a clear indication that Huawei is finding innovative ways to navigate around the U.S. export controls that have been in place for the past four years. -
Huawei's Meng Wanzhou: Building China's Robust Computational Foundation as a Global Alternative
On September 20, Huawei's Global Connectivity Conference took place in Shanghai. 
On September 20, Huawei's Global Connectivity Conference took place in Shanghai. -
Southeast Asian Companies Eye U.S. IPOs as Chinese Counterparts Retreat
In a significant shift in the global financial landscape, a growing number of Southeast Asian companies are considering listing in the United States. This trend is being driven by robust investor appetite for emerging market growth, especially in the absence of Chinese stock offerings. 
In a significant shift in the global financial landscape, a growing number of Southeast Asian companies are considering listing in the United States. This trend is being driven by robust investor appetite for emerging market growth, especially in the absence of Chinese stock offerings. -
China's BYD Surges Ahead in Southeast Asia, Outpacing Rivals Including Tesla
China's electric vehicle (EV) behemoth, BYD, is making significant inroads in Southeast Asia, leveraging strategic partnerships to expand its footprint and outpace competitors, including the renowned Tesla. The company has managed to capture over a quarter of the EV market share in the region, showcasing its dominance and the effectiveness of its expansion strategies. 
China's electric vehicle (EV) behemoth, BYD, is making significant inroads in Southeast Asia, leveraging strategic partnerships to expand its footprint and outpace competitors, including the renowned Tesla. The company has managed to capture over a quarter of the EV market share in the region, showcasing its dominance and the effectiveness of its expansion strategies. -
China's Country Garden Faces Another Liquidity Challenge Amid Offshore Bond Interest Deadline
In the ever-turbulent world of real estate development, China's Country Garden is once again on the brink, facing a looming liquidity test. The embattled property developer is up against the clock with Monday's deadline to settle a $15 million interest payment related to an offshore bond. This situation is not unfamiliar territory for the developer, as it has narrowly avoided default twice already this month. 
In the ever-turbulent world of real estate development, China's Country Garden is once again on the brink, facing a looming liquidity test. The embattled property developer is up against the clock with Monday's deadline to settle a $15 million interest payment related to an offshore bond. This situation is not unfamiliar territory for the developer, as it has narrowly avoided default twice already this month. -
Evergrande Shares Plunge Amid New Detentions: A Deepening Crisis for China's Property Giant
In a fresh blow to China's beleaguered property developer, China Evergrande Group, shares of the company plummeted by a staggering 25% on Monday. This sharp decline came in the wake of the detention of several staff members from its wealth management unit, hinting at a potential new investigation that could exacerbate the company's already precarious situation. 
In a fresh blow to China's beleaguered property developer, China Evergrande Group, shares of the company plummeted by a staggering 25% on Monday. This sharp decline came in the wake of the detention of several staff members from its wealth management unit, hinting at a potential new investigation that could exacerbate the company's already precarious situation. -
Huawei's Mate 60 Boosts Traffic for Wenjie's New M7 Model: Online Orders Exceed 20,000, In-Store Visits Triple
Since its official launch on September 12th, orders for Wenjie's new M7 model have been steadily rising. Less than 24 hours after its release, the order count surpassed 15,000. By September 16th and 17th, Wenjie reported daily orders of 2,000 and 2,700 units respectively, pushing the total orders for the new M7 model past 20,000. 
Since its official launch on September 12th, orders for Wenjie's new M7 model have been steadily rising. Less than 24 hours after its release, the order count surpassed 15,000. By September 16th and 17th, Wenjie reported daily orders of 2,000 and 2,700 units respectively, pushing the total orders for the new M7 model past 20,000. -
Foxconn's Strategic Pivot: Doubling Down on India Amid Supply Chain Shift from China
In a significant move signaling a shift in global supply chains, Foxconn, the world's premier contract manufacturer of electronics, is setting its sights on India. The Taiwan-based tech behemoth is not just making a cursory glance towards the subcontinent but is planning to double its workforce and investments within the next year. 
In a significant move signaling a shift in global supply chains, Foxconn, the world's premier contract manufacturer of electronics, is setting its sights on India. The Taiwan-based tech behemoth is not just making a cursory glance towards the subcontinent but is planning to double its workforce and investments within the next year. -
Who's Footing the Bill for Dior's $600 Lipstick in China?
French luxury brand Chanel recently launched its 31 LE ROUGE lipstick line, featuring casings made of glass and metallic aluminum. The collection includes 12 shades and corresponding refills. In its Chinese name, the term "collectible" is used, reflecting its premium pricing of 1,380 yuan for the original and 620 yuan for the refill. 
French luxury brand Chanel recently launched its 31 LE ROUGE lipstick line, featuring casings made of glass and metallic aluminum. The collection includes 12 shades and corresponding refills. In its Chinese name, the term "collectible" is used, reflecting its premium pricing of 1,380 yuan for the original and 620 yuan for the refill.
