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Chinese Robotics Component Maker Halts STAR Market IPO
market shakeout over the coming year. Contact editor
Han
Wei
(weihan@caixin.com)
PBOC Cautions Against ‘Herd Effect’ as Yuan Extends Rally
measures to bolster domestic demand and accelerate the shift toward new drivers of economic growth. Contact editor
Han
Wei
(weihan@caixin.com)
Trump, Xi Open White House Summit With Calls for Strategic Stability and AI Guardrails
created during his trip to
Beijing
in
May had advanced efforts toward a more balanced economic
Analysis: China’s Outbound Investment Hits Record $214 Billion as Mega Deals Disappear
offshoring remains aligned with domestic industrial security. Contact editor
Han
Wei
(weihan@caixin.com)
Li Auto Taps Sunwoda and CALB to Build
In
-House Batteries
HK$46.2 ($5.9) on Wednesday, while CATL’s shares gained 0.9% to HK$511.5. Contact editor
Han
Wei
(weihan@caixin.com)
Embodied AI Startup Paxini Kicks Off Mainland IPO Bid Amid Sector Volatility
Shenzhen
in
2021, Paxini recently relocated its registration to
Beijing
in
July following a corporate
In
Depth: Chinese TV Producers Rewrite the Script for Global Streaming
competitors entrench themselves. Contact editor
Han
Wei
(weihan@caixin.com)
Cover Story: Jeju Missing Persons Scandal Tests Seoul’s Criminal Justice Overhaul
the reform endures. Contact editor
Han
Wei
(weihan@caixin.com)
China Fiscal Revenue Growth Slows as Government Spending Contracts
pullback
in
expenditure highlight growing fiscal pressure on
Beijing
as soft domestic demand and a
Yuan Surges Past 6.7 per Dollar to Three-Year High
higher yields. Contact editor
Han
Wei
(weihan@caixin.com)
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