Etiqueta: Hong Kong

BYD Electronic saw only modest 1Q25 growth, but full-year FY25 results should improve with AI server gains. Find out why BYDIF stock is a buy.

10th May 2025 - (Hong Kong) A motorist in Hong Kong recently came across a popular BYD Seal mid-size sedan electric car, where the owner had humorously altered the logo from "Build Your Dream" to "Burn Your Dick," sparking a social media frenzy.

Tesla has topped an early entry while BYD stock is near a base buy point. BYD growth is booming while TSLA investors bet on robotaxis.

In the face of the United States' sweeping tariffs, enhanced cooperation between China and the European Union serves as a critical counterweight to Washington's unilateral tariff measures, which are disrupting the rules-based global trading system, and provides a stabilizing force for the world economy, analysts said.

Sometimes a U-turn is necessary. China's Geely Auto is offering to take electric-vehicle unit Zeekr private less than a year after the company's debut in New York. Absorbing the $6.4 billion entity will help Geely group founder Li Shufu extract synergies from his auto empire in an opportunistically timed deal.

Chinese automaker BYD and steel and nickel producer Tsingshan abandoned plans to build lithium cathode plants in Chile amid a sharp drop in global lithium prices, according to Chile's economic...

Beijing has stopped publishing hundreds of statistics related to real estate, finance, unemployment and even soy sauce production, making it harder to know what’s going on in the country.

A message from the US Chamber of Commerce The US Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present this independent report, prepared by Rhodium Group, assessing China’s Made in China 2025 (MIC25) policy.…

Automakers are navigating leaps in technology, changing consumer preferences, and regulatory challenges, with China increasingly identified as a leader in intelligent driving systems.

ICBC-RESULTS/ (WRAPUP 1):WRAPUP 1-China's Big Five banks post slimmer margins as economic challenges persist