This text is a result of machine translation.
Chinese Restaurant Brands Going Global: What Keeps Customers Coming Back After the Opening?
How long can the queues outside a brand’s first overseas store last? And how many customers drawn in by the novelty will become regulars? For Chinese restaurant brands expanding internationally, opening a store is only the beginning of the challenge of building a local business and retaining customers.
Sep 09, 2026 02:48 PM
China Tianying: the subsidiary signed a strategic cooperation agreement with PowerChina hydropower
Research
Embodied AI2026 Full-Scope Report on Global Expansion of China's Embodied Intelligence Enterprises
The EU plans to provide Cambodia with us $1.5 billion over the next six years to promote economic and environmental sustainability
Haitian Acquires Hong Kong’s Amoy Food to Add an Established Overseas Platform
Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food(海天味业)has completed the acquisition of all equity interests in Amoy Food Limited(淘大), the Hong Kong food brand founded in 1908. The deal gives China’s leading condiment producer an established international brand and sales network, rather than requiring it to build overseas distribution market by market.
Updated 3 hours ago
Kaiying Network Plans Indirect Wemade Stake Through US$298 Million Investment
Kaiying Network(恺英网络)plans to invest an estimated USD 298 million to acquire a 49% interest in an offshore vehicle connected to the proposed takeover of Wemade Co., Ltd., the South Korean game developer and original rights holder of the Legend of Mir IP. If completed, the transaction would give the Chinese publisher an indirect economic interest of about 19.7% in Wemade, based on the buyer vehicle’s planned 40.25% holding.
Updated 3 hours ago
China network security industry innovation and development alliance was officially established
Zhipu AI Launches US$5 Billion Financing to Fund Next-Generation Models and Computing Infrastructure
Chinese foundation-model developer Zhipu AI(智谱), listed in Hong Kong as Z.AI, has launched approximately US$5 billion in financing through a share placement and convertible bond offering. The transaction would substantially expand its funding for model development and computing infrastructure, highlighting the role of Hong Kong’s capital markets in financing China’s AI industry.
Updated 3 hours ago
Wheat continued to rise on the Chicago Board of trade, hitting its highest level since 2008.
Yishite: customers who have focused on data center business for many years include Tencent and Baidu
From Paris to Shanghai: The Same Project, Two Different Views of Time
Sep 01, 2026 03:17 PM
Beyond Capital: Why Europe Needs Industrial Partners, Not Just Investors
Aug 04, 2026 11:21 AM
A Small Aircraft, a Bigger Bet: How China's Worthy Aero Plans to Scale Up
Jul 31, 2026 02:44 PM