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China's Luckin Coffee Opens First U.S. Locations in New York City

Coffee · New York

China's Luckin Coffee Opens First U.S. Locations in New York City

68% Center coverage: 48 sources

JD.com, Ant Group Push for Yuan-Based Stablecoins to Counter Dollar Rule: Reuters

Central Bank · China

JD.com, Ant Group Push for Yuan-Based Stablecoins to Counter Dollar Rule: Reuters

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

China’s JD.com and Ant Group are pressing the central bank to permit yuan-based stablecoins to counter the rise of U.S. dollar-linked digital currencies, Reuters reported on Friday.They propose launching stablecoins in Hong Kong backed by the offshore yuan, aiming to boost the Chinese currency's global role. Both firms already plan to issue Hong Kong dollar-backed stablecoins once local legislation begins August 1. However, JD.com is advocating …See the Story

Married Chinese Man Claiming to Be Ex-Director of Xiaomi Allegedly Has 200 Mistresses, Spends RM590k on Them - WORLD OF BUZZ

Influencers · China

Married Chinese Man Claiming to Be Ex-Director of Xiaomi Allegedly Has 200 Mistresses, Spends RM590k on Them - WORLD OF BUZZ

Coverage: 5 sources

A Chinese man in Beijing, who claimed to be the former director of Xiaomi China, had his affairs exposed by his wife, who said that the man had 200 See the Story

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JD.com, Ant Group Push for Yuan-Based Stablecoins to Counter Dollar Rule: Reuters

Pre-Orders For Nothing Headphone (1) Begins Tomorrow; Priced At RM1,099

Alongside the Phone (3), Nothing also launched its first ever headset for the Malaysian market. Known aptly as the Headphone (1), it carries the brand’s signature minimalist aesthetic, high-end audio delivery, as well as physical controls. To recap its global launch, Nothing’s new audio product features a form fitting build that combines an aluminium frame, plastic shell, and rubber-like padding in place of typical faux leather. Its headband is …ANC · Malaysia See the Story

Commentary: Xiaomi Made a Cheap Ferrari EV. Who Needs Luxury Carmakers?

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

Western luxury automakers should fear the increasingly sophisticated (and cheap) electric vehicles that China is churning out, says Chris Bryant for Bloomberg Opinion.Electric Vehicles · China See the Story

Mercedes-Benz taps Flyme Auto OS to boost smart vehicle appeal

Mercedes-Benz is taking steps to shore up its performance in smart vehicle features, particularly in China, its largest single market. 36Kr has learned from multiple sources that Mercedes-Benz has entered into an agreement with Ecarx and DreamSmart, both subsidiaries of Chinese carmaker Geely. Under the partnership, some Mercedes-Benz models sold in China will be equipped with the Flyme Auto operating system. The long-wheelbase E-class is expect…China · China Read Article

China’s video AI startups are doing what LLM firms haven’t: Making money

Since the start of the year, the most talked-about stories of getting rich through artificial intelligence have generally fallen into two categories: agentic AI, as represented by Manus, and AI hardware, exemplified by Plaud.ai. But outside these headline-grabbing cases, video generation models are quietly fueling a new wave of AI startups in China.…Visit WebsiteArtificial Intelligence · China Read Article

Richard Liu and 20 things he wants you to know about JD.com’s future

On June 17, Richard Liu made a rare public appearance at JD.com’s headquarters in Beijing’s Yizhuang district. During an intimate media gathering, Liu reflected on JD.com’s past, examined its present, and sketched out its future: what it wants to build, how it intends to make money, and what must change. His remarks revealed a complex emotional landscape: pride, regret, and ambition. Since March, JD.com has launched new efforts in food delivery,…Beijing · Beijing Read Article

MiniMax finds its “aha moment,” and a way to challenge the AI status quo

At first, “MiniMax Week” was mostly confined to internal industry chatter. The central question: how many state-of-the-art benchmarks would MiniMax claim this time? That changed when the videos surfaced online.…Visit WebsiteInnovation · Seoul Read Article

China’s Industry Ministry Opens Complaint Platform for Auto Suppliers About Payment Issues

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China’s industry ministry said on Wednesday that it would accept complaints from auto suppliers if major Chinese automakers fail to honor their commitment to timely payments, aiming to address suppliers’ concerns over loopholes in payment regulations. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology launched an online platform allowing suppliers to report automakers that set payment periods in procurement contracts longer …China · China See the Story

Galbot’s humanoid robots do the boring stuff, and that’s the point

What else can humanoid robots do besides dancing and somersaulting? If anyone is qualified to answer this pointed question raised by Zhu Xiaohu, it’s Wang He, an assistant professor at Peking University and founder and CTO of Galbot. The startup is a key player in China’s embodied artificial intelligence sector, with a particular focus on developing the “brain” of robots.…Visit WebsiteBeijing · Beijing Read Article

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