China’s collectible card craze: Kayou and major IPs drive a growing market
A trading card resurgence led by China’s youth could ignite a new pop culture wave. The post China’s collectible card
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Tencent’s operating profit climbs 19%, fueled by gaming and fintech gains
Game titles like Honor of Kings and Valorant remain key drivers of Tencent’s growth. The post Tencent’s operating profit climbs
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Bilibili posts first-ever profit as ad and gaming revenues surge
Bilibili has turned profitable, driven by rising user engagement and effective monetization strategies. The post Bilibili posts first-ever profit as
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GoodMe and Lucky Cup drive China’s affordable coffee boom as competition heats up
With expanding footprints, GoodMe and Lucky Cup are driving an affordable coffee surge, shaking up China’s beverage market. The post
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Infinity Nikki’s beta teases AAA potential in female-focused gaming
Infinity Nikki’s open world fuses fashion and exploration, offering a fresh take on the dress-up game genre. The post Infinity
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With Luckin Coffee on the rise, Starbucks scales back discounts and returns to its roots
Amid slowing sales, new CEO Brian Niccol is steering Starbucks back to basics, reviving its “third space” community focus. The
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Chinese coffee brands set sights on Middle East as next big market
Nowwa follows Cotti in expanding to the Middle East, targeting growth in an untapped market for Chinese coffee brands. The
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Talkie’s global traction puts MiniMax in AI’s top tier, but risks loom
MiniMax’s Talkie app defies AI market skeptics with USD 70 million in projected revenue, but can it replicate its success?
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Li Auto expands overseas with dealer partnerships in Middle East, Central Asia
Li Auto is shifting to dealer networks for its expansion into the Middle East and Central Asia, aiming for flexibility.
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How Shein’s strategy pushed it past H&M, Zara, and the rest
By empowering suppliers, flexing production, and building a versatile business model, Shein has raced to the top of global fashion.
