The move boosts control over pricing and customization, giving the EV maker a stable, branded supply of core components.

Users, merchants, and employees welcome the reprieve but brace for changes under potential new ownership.

Xibei has apologized and pledged greater transparency, but draft national standards and growing capital inflows point to a market too big to stop.

Profits from January to June grew for the first time in three years.

The venture marks the latest move by automotive industry leaders into robotics.

An IPO surge has set sky-high expectations, but rising costs and DJI’s push into rival segments weigh on Insta360.

The plan outlines three steps for China to embed AI across science, industry, and society.

Chair Zhao Yan is steering the company away from hype-driven marketing, investing in synthetic biology to rebuild growth and credibility.