Kweichow Moutai shares 43% below peak, Nikkei Asia reports
Once China’s most valuable company, the baijiu maker’s slump spotlights fragile consumer sentiment and pressure on mainland equities.
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Once China’s most valuable company, the baijiu maker’s slump spotlights fragile consumer sentiment and pressure on mainland equities.
Geely is owner of Volvo Car and a major backer of Polestar and Zeekr.
The Shanghai-listed baijiu maker is a key market bellwether as investors reassess China’s consumer outlook.
Functions remain unchanged as marketing and in-car labels switch to the new name, Wired reports.
Korean memory makers are setting the cadence for AI hardware deliveries and Beijing’s approvals are nudging platforms toward fewer, larger foundation models, shaping weekend risk for global builders.
Samsung and SK Hynix signaled constrained high bandwidth memory availability into 2027 as Japan’s METI issued guidance to shift power hungry compute out of Tokyo and toward subsidized regional hubs.
Analysis cites security and trade disputes, with knock-on risks for supply chains and regional stability.
Policy could redirect volumes from LNG exports to the local market, raising investment and pricing concerns, Nikkei Asia reports.
Authorities tighten security at key choke points as public order concerns rise, Nikkei Asia reports.
The surge, reported by Nikkei Asia, comes as investors gauge Southeast Asia’s resilience to cooling global demand.
Nikkei Asia reports the cancellation as automakers accelerate electrification and reassess legacy engine components.
Investor updates and local press this week underscored constrained high-bandwidth memory through 2027 and deeper Chinese reliance on domestic accelerators as export curbs persist.
Low cost model access from Alibaba, Baidu and ByteDance in China meets SK Hynix and Samsung’s tight HBM roadmaps, a combination that will shape AI buildouts into 2026.
Customs data point to memory-led gains while Beijing’s cyberspace regulator circulates draft updates on model registration, shaping AI hardware buys and China deployments into year end.
Seoul adds AI memory packaging and substrates to its strategic tech list, unlocking higher tax credits and policy loans as SK hynix and Samsung gear up for HBM4.
City agencies issue new tranches of “compute coupons” for model training and inference that prioritize mainland accelerators as U.S. export controls keep high end NVIDIA supply tight.
Once China’s most valuable company, the baijiu maker’s slump spotlights fragile consumer sentiment and pressure on mainland equities.
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Tesla has renamed Full Self-Driving in Europe, as it seeks to get it approved in more countries.

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Geely is owner of Volvo Car and a major backer of Polestar and Zeekr.
The Shanghai-listed baijiu maker is a key market bellwether as investors reassess China’s consumer outlook.
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Functions remain unchanged as marketing and in-car labels switch to the new name, Wired reports.

The automaker has been criticized for misleading drivers with the feature’s name. Now it’s renaming it for European regulators.
Korean memory makers are setting the cadence for AI hardware deliveries and Beijing’s approvals are nudging platforms toward fewer, larger foundation models, shaping weekend risk for global builders.

The name change is enough for Germany's transport minister to start advocating for Europe-wide adoption of the driver assistance software.

Meredith Whittaker says the tech has been misunderstood, in an exclusive interview with BBC Global Women.
Samsung and SK Hynix signaled constrained high bandwidth memory availability into 2027 as Japan’s METI issued guidance to shift power hungry compute out of Tokyo and toward subsidized regional hubs.
Analysis cites security and trade disputes, with knock-on risks for supply chains and regional stability.

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Policy could redirect volumes from LNG exports to the local market, raising investment and pricing concerns, Nikkei Asia reports.
Authorities tighten security at key choke points as public order concerns rise, Nikkei Asia reports.
The surge, reported by Nikkei Asia, comes as investors gauge Southeast Asia’s resilience to cooling global demand.
Nikkei Asia reports the cancellation as automakers accelerate electrification and reassess legacy engine components.
Investor updates and local press this week underscored constrained high-bandwidth memory through 2027 and deeper Chinese reliance on domestic accelerators as export curbs persist.
Low cost model access from Alibaba, Baidu and ByteDance in China meets SK Hynix and Samsung’s tight HBM roadmaps, a combination that will shape AI buildouts into 2026.
Customs data point to memory-led gains while Beijing’s cyberspace regulator circulates draft updates on model registration, shaping AI hardware buys and China deployments into year end.