Shanghai 2025, Yang Lifan, Deputy General Manager of China Unicom Beijing, delivered a speech titled "Are We Ready for AI?" ...

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Citing export curbs, China's overseas shipments of rare earth magnets plummeted in May, falling to their lowest levels in over five years and halving from April's figures.

Last year, when the Labubu craze began, Pop Mart's shares surged 340%, making it one of the best-performing stocks in Hong Kong. The Beijing-based company's profit nearly tripled for the year, while ...