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Claimed to be "the most Tesla-like," can Zhi Fang Square's industrial orders support a valuation of 20 billion yuan?
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Zhi Ping Fang is a humanoid robot company that has achieved a valuation of over 20 billion yuan in just three years since its establishment. It has raised funds 12 times in the pa…
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The Controversy over NIO's 150 Yuan Salary Increase: Why Is It Being Discussed Over and Over Again?
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Ningde Times is expected to make a fortune by 2025, with an average daily net profit of nearly 200 million yuan and the highest global battery market share. Its founder will…
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Viewing parenting bloggers: popular, but not very useful
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This article exposes the exploitative nature of the parenting blogger industry: most bloggers take advantage of the anxiety of new parents by spreading unverified “pseudo-know…
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Is it really that troublesome to dismiss African employees?
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This article illustrates the employment practices of Chinese companies in Africa through the author's experience managing the UHOME chain of stores in Uganda. It covers the recrui…
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"Sorrow is not found in the ruins, but in the lingering hopes that remain."
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This article delves into profound reflections on commercial spaces, decision-making emotions, and how to cope with failure through the author's experience in a luxurious yet…
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The hottest job in Silicon Valley is now in China: It's tough, painful, but they're on their way to putting out the fire (i.e., solving the problems).
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FDE (Field Deployment Engineers) have become a popular AI role that has gained momentum from Silicon Valley to China, often referred to as the "last mile" in the implementation of…
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Reverse purchasing has become popular – how are these Chinese brands taking advantage of foreign consumers?
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Recently, a new wave of Chinese brands has broken away from the traditional approach of competing on low prices and excessive features when entering overseas markets. Instead, the…
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Melo's "emotional appeal" vs. Ham's "abstract approach": Has the logic of celebrity marketing completely changed?
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During the World Cup, brands have invested heavily in star marketing strategies, employing a variety of approaches ranging from "casting a wide net to engage with multiple top-tie…
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Did Canada's investment of $5 billion in 13 World Cup matches really be worth it?
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As a country dominated by hockey, Canada spent C$1.066 billion (approximately RMB 5.54 billion) to host 13 matches of the 2026 World Cup, with an average cost of over C$80 million…
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Zhou Xiaoming: Supporting a “strong and unified European Union” may no longer be timely.
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Following recent economic and trade pressures from the EU on China, both sides have established a consultation mechanism (with the second meeting taking place in October). The art…
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The Worst Industry: Short-form Videos, Killed by AI in Just One Year
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The live-action short drama industry was once a booming sector that reached a scale of 50.5 billion yuan in just three years, surpassing movie box office revenues. However, due to…
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Wuchan Zhongda Financial Leasing Group announces its withdrawal from the financial leasing industry. How can trade and financial leasing work together to create greater value?
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The renaming and withdrawal of the financing leasing company under Wuchan Zhongda Group does not signify that the entire group has abandoned its financing leasing business; rather…
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Hong Kong Stock Market's AI Giants Experience a "Deadly Week" – Was It Just an Alarmist Reaction?
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On July 8-9, the six-month lock-up periods for the two major Hong Kong-based large-scale AI models, Zhipu and MiniMax, expired simultaneously, releasing a combined market value of…
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Who Really Owns the Games We Buy with Our Money?
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The shutdown of the Chinese Switch has revealed the “crude reality” of the digital gaming era: players think they are buying games, but in fact, they are only renting the right to…
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"Hong Kong's Alternative Post-2000s Generation: A 18-Year-Old Gives Up Schooling to Work as a Security Guard, Avoiding 50 Years of Detours..."
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An 18-year-old from Hong Kong, who has just finished the DSE exam (equivalent to the Chinese college entrance examination), decided not to go to university. Instead, he chos…
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"Getting Involved: The Employee Essay Contest at the Large Company"
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Chen Hao, a former employee of REDnote, filed a whistleblower report with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Securities and Futures Commission at a critical moment when the comp…
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**Momenta IPO: When the 'Physical AI' Narrative Hits the Secondary Market**
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Momenta went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as the "first stock in the field of physical AI," with its stock price closing flat on the first day at HK$295.6. Its market va…
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The "speed" of artificial intelligence may be becoming a burden on government decision-making.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is helping governments improve efficiency, but we must be wary of a misconception: equating “fast speed” with “good decision-making.” Government decis…
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Why aren't companies ready yet to let AI replace employees by simply clicking buttons?
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved from being a tool that merely provides suggestions, such as writing emails or summarizing documents, to an agent that can directly manipul…
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What are we really talking about when we discuss AI for Good?
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This article focuses on the “AI for Good” global summit hosted by the United Nations. It discusses AI projects that address real-life challenges faced by ordinary people, such…