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China’s C919 airliner undergoes EU safety tests

European aviation evaluators have begun test flights of China’s home-grown C919 airliner in Shanghai, reports the South China Morning Post. The manufacturer of the narrowbody jet seeks to secure Western safety certification, a crucial step towards global adoption and being able to compete with industry leaders Boeing and Airbus. Two test pilots from the European U...


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China targets influencers with audits amid domestic slump

China has ramped up audits involving online influencers and high-wage earners, reports the South China Morning Post. The move looks to recover billions in unpaid levies amid slumping land sales and value-added tax revenue decline. As China’s digital infrastructure matures, top-tier influencers are leveraging massive audience engagement to generate premium earnings. Conseque...


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BYD, Ford in talks over hybrid-vehicle batteries

BYD and Ford are in discussions on a partnership in which the American carmaker would buy batteries from the Chinese auto company for some of Ford’s hybrid-vehicle models, reports the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter. The two companies are still discussing how the arrangement would work. One idea is that Ford would […]


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Chinese automakers under pressure as chip, metal prices soar

China’s automakers are heading into 2026 under mounting financial pressures as prices for key components such as memory chips, battery-grade lithium carbonate, copper and aluminum continue to climb, reportsCaixin. The added burden could inflate production costs by thousands of yuan per vehicle, Caixin says, citing UBS Group. Despite these rising costs, manufacturers are unlikely...


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China’s foreign trade hits record  $6.5TN in 2025

China’s foreign trade hit a record RMB 45.5 trillion ($6.5 trillion) in 2025, reports Caixin. This was due to robust growth in mechanical and electrical exports, which for the first time made up more than 60% of total outbound shipments. Customs data show imports and exports combined rose 3.8% last year, extending a growth streak to […]


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