GM Takes A $6 Billion Hit Thanks To EV Policy Whiplash
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Ford’s EV Retreat Comes With A $19.5 Billion Price Tag
Electric vehicles didn’t exactly materialize in the U.S. like many legacy automakers expected. Or, more realistically, haven’t materialized…
China’s growing young billionaire class masks innovation hurdles, analysts say
While China continues to produce many young self-made billionaires, showcasing its economic dynamism, observers have urged the creation…
‘Blue ocean market’: why Brazil is becoming a magnet for Chinese investment
With their domestic profits narrowing and production capacity expanding, China’s firms are continuing to widen their overseas footprints…
Jonathan Becker on 25 Years of Photographing Paris’s Le Bal des Débutantes
A tradition born of real purpose can, over time, calcify into something so peculiar that it obscures why…
Inside Bhutan’s US$100 billion plan to build ‘happy’ Singapore-inspired economic hub
Bhutan is a nation that prides itself on happiness over productivity, being the only net negative emission country…
China shift to higher-end exports boosts margins, mutual gains as US reliance dips: report
Flagship Chinese companies, spanning sectors from tech to retail, are increasingly shunning the United States and expanding in…
Hong Kong stocks hold steady as investors look for signs of easing global tensions
Hong Kong stocks edged up on Thursday, as investors looked for signs of easing geopolitical tensions following US…
China car sales to slump in 2026 if Beijing scraps subsidies, JPMorgan says
Car sales in mainland China are likely to slide in 2026, breaking a six-year streak, if Beijing stops…
US tariffs may encourage Chinese BESS in Brazil and elsewhere
US tariffs may encourage Chinese BESS in Brazil and elsewhere – Energy-Storage.News
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Hong Kong’s huge year of IPOs continues, with annual crown all but assured
Funds raised from new share sales in Hong Kong jumped 221 per cent in the first nine months…