
A disputed reprieve for a U.S. player and strict limits on Iran’s team have inflamed criticism that politics is intruding on soccer’s biggest event

The 2026 tournament is expected to lift spending across North America, but economists warn the benefits may be temporary, uneven and constrained by U.S. border policies

Caught off guard by the rise of Chinese EV-makers, Germany’s luxury giants are aggressively localizing their tech — but their rigid corporate culture may still hold them back

Tencent, Alibaba and major smartphone-makers are transforming their software into autonomous digital assistants in a race to control how users interact with technology

Startup financing activity accelerated sharply in the first quarter of 2026, hitting multiyear highs in both deal count and total investment value

Explosive demand for the foundational unit of AI processing has forced tech giants and startups into a battle over pricing, computing power and the lucrative business market

With divorce on the rise, parents are using new legal tools to reclaim children snatched by estranged spouses — but enforcement remains the weakest link

Beijing wants to encourage new-energy vehicle adoption, but the transition is starving road budgets and distorting government incentives, driving demand for auto tax reform

Delegating approvals to provinces has accelerated fundraising, but as interest costs hit record highs, a fundamental flaw in local government financing lingers

The 13th Federal Reserve chairman presided over an era of unprecedented economic expansion, but his legacy remains inextricably linked to the 2008 financial crisis and the perils of deregulation

Fueled by a national trade corridor and aggressive subsidies, container throughput has boomed at Guangxi’s Beibu Gulf Port, but cooling traffic and rival facilities are prompting a push for new infrastructure

From Walmart to Yonghui, brick-and-mortar retailers are developing private-label products as they fight for market share amid sluggish sales and weak profitability

Chinese pharma companies are still striking global deals, but rising regulatory pressure is forcing buyers and sellers to rethink price, structure and risk

As the artificial intelligence boom drives a surge in electricity demand, tech hubs like Lingang are piloting underwater data centers, cross-country server dispatch, and AI-managed battery grids to keep the juice flowing

Driven by AI’s huge thirst for energy, China is moving data hubs to the desert and testing virtual power plants to synchronize digital growth with green energy

From legacy names such as SAIC Motor to electric vehicle giant BYD, carmakers are localizing production in the western European nation as they navigate a more protectionist environment

Increasing water levels are reviving long-dry rivers but also seeping into basements and subway stations

As adoption hits a plateau, ultra-fast charging is emerging as the preferred option for consumers, while battery swapping is carving out a profitable commercial niche

Mounting redemption pressures, valuation lags and governance deficits are testing the resilience of a famously opaque asset class

Squeezed by slumping global commodity markets and a surge in resource nationalism, companies have found that they are too invested to walk away

With companies copying employees’ skill sets into digital assets, a fierce debate has blown up over who owns your work persona

The new framework seeks to encourage overseas expansion while closing loopholes that allow strategic technology, data and talent to move beyond state oversight

Without warning or industry consultation, Jakarta unveils a radical plan to strip private traders of their export rights and transfer absolute pricing power to the state

Driven by the need to reduce its reliance on imports and meet strict new European rules, China is overhauling how it handles retired renewable energy equipment

A flood of new entrants chasing a still-scarce supply of spent power cells has left the industry fragmented and largely unprofitable

The Japanese auto giant has lost ground to Chinese carmakers as electrification challenges its core conventional and hybrid vehicle lineups

Consortium takes over collapsed private project, underscoring Beijing’s push to deal with distressed real estate assets

EV-makers, from giants such as BYD to upstarts including Leapmotor and XPeng, are gaining market share despite tariffs, while new localization and carbon rules accelerate the shift toward manufacturing inside Europe

Despite winning more than 40 cases over 16 years, Shanghai Cathay Biotech has watched the company that stole its technology keep producing — and profiting

A sweeping two-year regulatory crackdown aims to dismantle the grey market that allowed mainland residents to trade global stocks
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