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Apple and China: A Mutually Beneficial Relationship

In 2019, around 46% of Apple's suppliers were Chinese companies or China-based factories. Not only do Chinese firms rely on Apple's sizable orders, but Apple also sees benefits from the country’s high cost-efficiency and growing innovation.

Why the King of Phones in Africa Comes from China?

In the first quarter of 2025, data from Canalys revealed that three brands under China's Transsion Holdings—TECNO, itel, and Infinix—together captured over 46% of the African smartphone market, ranking first. In other words, nearly one in every two phones sold on the continent comes from this Chinese company. Transsion is a name few people in China are familiar with, yet it has quietly become a dominant force in one of the world’s most challenging markets. How did this little

EqualOcean Weekly Hotspots Series (6/15-6/20)

Overview: 1.WeRide Signs Tripartite Agreement with Uber and Dubai's RTA 2.Cainiao Opens New Overseas Warehouse in Canada to Accelerate Global Supply Chain Expansion 3.Transsion Reportedly Establishes Mobility Division 4.China's Hot Pot Brand, BANU, Plans to List on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange 5.Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food Co Ltd Lists on HKEX

WeRide Signs Tripartite Agreement with Uber and Dubai's RTA

On June 15, 2025, Chinese autonomous driving technology company WeRide signed a cooperation agreement with the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Uber Technologies, Inc., the world’s largest mobility and delivery tech company. The three parties will collaborate to deploy commercial Robotaxi services in Dubai.

Xiaomi and OPPO Invest in Optics Tech of Apple Supplier AAC Technologies

AAC technologies, as one of the most comprehensive consumer electronics upstream suppliers in China, plays in the verticals of acoustic, precision processing, haptics and optics.