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Why isn’t China’s AI and tech boom saving its stock markets?
China’s AI boom is losing its shine as a deepening stock market slump, billions in losses and fading investor confidence raise new questions about the country’s economic future.
China economy grows thanks to AI export boom but domestic slump remains a drag
China’s economy is beating growth expectations as the global AI boom fuels a surge in chip and electronics exports—but a prolonged property crisis, weak domestic spending and declining investment threaten to slow the momentum.
China invites Katie Zacharia to visit again after she claims nation lacks ‘proper toilets’
China fires back with a sarcastic invitation after ousted White House press secretary Katie Zacharia mocked the country’s public toilets, sparking online backlash and renewed scrutiny of her brief, controversial tenure in the Trump administration.
Why is China less worried about an AI dystopia than the US?
While US debates over AI often focus on its potential risks, China’s widespread use of AI-powered services reflects a far more enthusiastic public embrace of the technology.
China’s humanoid robots have been taking over the global market. Now the US is banning them
The Trump administration has banned new imports of Chinese-made humanoid and quadruped robots, escalating the U.S.-China technology rivalry over AI, cybersecurity, and advanced manufacturing.
NBA superstar Steph Curry signs Li-Ning deal in a major win for Chinese shoe giant
Stephen Curry has signed a long-term partnership with Li-Ning, ending his sneaker free agency and strengthening the brand’s push into the U.S. market while expanding his global business footprint.
Elon Musk threatens to sue Apple over app store ranking of his AI app
Elon Musk said his artificial intelligence start up xAI will sue Apple for allegedly favoring AI competitors in its App Store in what he called a breach of antitrust regulations.
Oil is falling so much it’s now cheaper than it was before the Iran-Israel conflict
Oil prices fell sharply Tuesday, returning to levels last seen before the Iran-Israel conflict, as investors cheered news of a ceasefire, albeit fragile, between the two countries.