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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Shein slump deepens as stock tumbles 25% below IPO price (opens the original)
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Jefferies says Shein’s ‘low-cost parcels, Guangdong’s supplier density, and supplier-funded experimentation’ will be more expensive Shein Global Holdings saw its shares plummet to their lowest level since listing two weeks ago, falling as much as 10 per cent in Hong Kong trading on Monday, slammed by an “underperform” rating from Jefferies and product safety recalls in Australia and New Zealand. Shein closed down 9 per cent to HK$36.40 on Monday, the lowest since its September 1 debut on the Hon
Exclusive | Moonshot AI considers dual listings in Hong Kong and Shanghai: sources (opens the original)
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Moonshot’s exploration of dual listings may stem in part from the weaker performance of AI stocks in Hong Kong, the sources said Chinese artificial intelligence start-up Moonshot AI, developer of the popular Kimi K3 model, may explore options for dual listings in Hong Kong and Shanghai in pursuit of greater capital and exposure, according to two people familiar with the matter. Since a meeting with its financial backers in July, when the Beijing-based company negotiated detailed arrangements for
Apple enters a crowded foldable smartphone market in China – can it beat Huawei? (opens the original)
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The new iPhone Duo flagship handset is trending on Weibo but faces fierce domestic competition and local hurdles Apple’s long-awaited entry into the foldable smartphone market, the iPhone Duo, has drawn immediate attention in China over its eye-watering price tag and exclusive dual-eSIM design, as the American tech giant targets entrenched domestic rivals Huawei Technologies and Xiaomi. Despite the positive initial reception, however, some argued adoption in China could hit a wall over connectiv
BYD cars, DJI drones: Guangdong flexes tech muscles ahead of Apec summit (opens the original)
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As Shenzhen prepares to become the third Chinese city to host the Apec meeting, its province has set up media visits to tech firms As China’s southern tech hub Shenzhen gears up to host November’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) summit, its province, Guangdong, is making sure its technological prowess is also receiving global attention. The South China Morning Post took part in the visit to BYD, the world’s top electric car maker in terms of deliveries, in eastern Shenzhen. The company
Huawei unveils first-ever smartphone powered by Tau Scaling Law-based Kirin chip (opens the original)
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Coming just ahead of new models from Apple and Xiaomi, the device highlights a fierce battle in the high-end foldable market Huawei Technologies has unveiled its first smartphone powered by a next-generation mobile processor based on the company’s proprietary Tau Scaling Law, continuing its push to boost chip performance while reducing reliance on advanced foreign semiconductor equipment. Speaking at a launch event in Guangzhou on Monday, Richard Yu Chengdong, chairman of Huawei’s consumer busin
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