The electronics maker is expanding in sales and R&D, targeting young talent drawn to its culture of openness, agility, and results.

Hitcard has the task of convincing investors that trading cards are more than child’s play.

The company hopes to win fans with the Bose tie-up but faces rivals like Anker and QCY.

Instead of competing in the crowded EV market, Jixun aims to reinvent the electric tricycle as a path to international growth.

After gaining traction overseas, Plaud launches in Shenzhen, betting on focus and philosophy over price to stand out.

Steady price hikes have moved Xiaomi from budget disruptor to high-end challenger, with its latest release positioned squarely against the iPhone 17.

The five-seat electric SUV is generating demand in showrooms, winning buyers who might otherwise choose Tesla’s Model Y or Xiaomi’s YU7.

The rollout enables real-time satellite communications for 20 million users, while signaling a bigger step in China’s space ambitions.