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Apple Investigates iOS 17 Privacy Glitch, Introduces Enhanced Privacy Features
After the launch of the iPhone 15, the iOS 17 system was officially updated. However, some iPhone users have recently reported that their privacy settings were automatically reset after upgrading to iOS 17. 
After the launch of the iPhone 15, the iOS 17 system was officially updated. However, some iPhone users have recently reported that their privacy settings were automatically reset after upgrading to iOS 17. -
China's E-Commerce Giants Face Intense Pressure Amid Discount Race
The e-commerce landscape in China is undergoing a significant transformation, with discount e-commerce poised to dominate the upcoming holiday shopping season in the West and the highly anticipated Singles' Day in China. Analysts predict that this trend will have a profound impact on established e-commerce platforms, challenging their market dominance and pushing them to adapt to the changing consumer preferences. 
The e-commerce landscape in China is undergoing a significant transformation, with discount e-commerce poised to dominate the upcoming holiday shopping season in the West and the highly anticipated Singles' Day in China. Analysts predict that this trend will have a profound impact on established e-commerce platforms, challenging their market dominance and pushing them to adapt to the changing consumer preferences. -
Alibaba's Logistics Arm Cainiao Gears Up for Hong Kong IPO
Alibaba Group, the Chinese e-commerce behemoth, has unveiled plans to list its logistics subsidiary, Cainiao, on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This announcement, as detailed in a regulatory filing on Tuesday, marks a significant step in what is being termed as one of the most transformative restructurings in Alibaba's storied history. 
Alibaba Group, the Chinese e-commerce behemoth, has unveiled plans to list its logistics subsidiary, Cainiao, on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This announcement, as detailed in a regulatory filing on Tuesday, marks a significant step in what is being termed as one of the most transformative restructurings in Alibaba's storied history. -
Intel's 'Historic Victory' Takes a Hit: EU Slaps $400 Million Fine Over PC Chip Dominance
Just last year, Intel celebrated a "historic victory" when the EU court overturned a whopping $1.2 billion antitrust fine. Now, the tech giant faces another EU antitrust penalty. 
Just last year, Intel celebrated a "historic victory" when the EU court overturned a whopping $1.2 billion antitrust fine. Now, the tech giant faces another EU antitrust penalty. -
China Evergrande Reassesses Restructuring Plan, Cancels Key Creditor Meetings Amid Sales Concerns
China Evergrande Group, the beleaguered property giant, has thrown a curveball in its ongoing restructuring saga. In a surprising move, the company announced the cancellation of pivotal creditor meetings initially slated for September 25-26. This decision, as revealed in an exchange filing on Friday night, stems from sales performances that have not met the company's expectations. 
China Evergrande Group, the beleaguered property giant, has thrown a curveball in its ongoing restructuring saga. In a surprising move, the company announced the cancellation of pivotal creditor meetings initially slated for September 25-26. This decision, as revealed in an exchange filing on Friday night, stems from sales performances that have not met the company's expectations. -
Nio's Foray into the Smartphone Arena: A Seamless Blend of EV and Mobile Tech
In a bold move that underscores the convergence of the automotive and tech sectors, Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant, Nio, has unveiled its maiden Android smartphone. This launch marks the company's strategic pivot into the mobile tech space, aiming to offer a seamless integration between its electric cars and the smartphone ecosystem. 
In a bold move that underscores the convergence of the automotive and tech sectors, Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant, Nio, has unveiled its maiden Android smartphone. This launch marks the company's strategic pivot into the mobile tech space, aiming to offer a seamless integration between its electric cars and the smartphone ecosystem. -
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.
