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The ambitions of China’s BYD stretch well beyond electric vehicles
The company’s global plans range from solar modules and electric buses, trucks and trains to complex transport systems. But is it trying to do too much?Financial Times - Business - China -
Tesla founder Elon Musk visits China as competitors show off new electric vehicles
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has met with a top government leader in the Chinese capital, just as the nation’s carmakers are showing off their latest electric vehicle models at the Beijing auto showABC News - Top stories -
Tesla founder Musk visits China as competitors show off new electric vehicles at Beijing auto show
Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk has met with a top government leader in the Chinese capital, just as the nation’s carmakers are showing off their latest electric vehicle models at the Beijing auto showABC News - World - China -
Moncler Sales Beat Forecasts Amid Solid Demand in China
The Italian luxury-fashion company said revenue for the Moncler brand grew 26% in Asia.The Wall Street Journal - Business - China -
Nio’s stock jumps after report of China’s plan to boost EV sales
Shares of Nio Inc., and those of other China-based electric-vehicle makers, powered higher Friday, after a report that China reportedly plans to provide car owners with an incentive to buy EVs.MarketWatch - Business - China -
China continues to encourage unprofitable carmakers to oversupply the market, aiming to boost economic growth, preserve jobs and expand Beijing's role in the electric-vehicle business.
China continues to encourage unprofitable carmakers to oversupply the market, aiming to boost economic growth, preserve jobs and expand Beijing’s role in the electric-vehicle business.The Wall Street Journal - World - China -
Tesla's Full Self Driving Tech Poised to Accelerate in China Amid Sales Slump
Elon Musk says Tesla secured tentative approval to launch its driver-assistance technology, which could give Tesla a competitive edge in China.Inc. - Business - China -
Rémy Cointreau posted a decline in sales for its fourth quarter as it continues to destock in the U.S., but saw a better-than-expected performance in China despite the complex market environment there.
Rémy Cointreau posted a decline in sales for its fourth quarter as it continues to destock in the U.S., but saw a better-than-expected performance in China despite the complex market environment there.The Wall Street Journal - World -
TikTok failed to avert a sale or ban of its operations in the U.S. in part due totectonic shifts in U.S.-China relations and coordinated, stealthy efforts by the app's critics on Capitol Hill.
TikTok failed to avert a sale or ban of its operations in the U.S. in part due to tectonic shifts in U.S.-China relations and coordinated, stealthy efforts by the app’s critics on Capitol Hill.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Greece’s economic rebound in (painful) context
Scar tissue that I wish you sawFinancial Times - World
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