Tesla’s China-made EV sales grows 3% year on year in August

Tesla’s China-made EV sales grows 3% year on year in August

This comes even as the country’s sales force is downsizing as part of the US company’s global layoffs SALES of US automaker Tesla’s China-made electric vehicles (EV) grew 3 per cent in August from a year earlier, data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) showed on Monday (Sep 2). Deliveries of its China-made Model…

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Huawei sets up Apple showdown with event hours after new iPhone

Huawei sets up Apple showdown with event hours after new iPhone

HUAWEI Technologies is preparing to launch new products at an event mere hours after Apple’s debut for the iPhone 16, setting the stage for the two tech giants’ next clash. Consumer group chief Richard Yu announced the Sep 10 reveal on Weibo, teasing “an epoch-making product” that took five years of work and investment. Huawei…

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Chinese heiress takes over beverage empire after power struggle

Chinese heiress takes over beverage empire after power struggle

CHINESE beverage heiress Kelly Zong Fuli has been appointed as chairman of Hangzhou Wahaha Group, the beverage giant founded by her father, according to business registration information. Zong was listed as chairman, general manager and legal representative for Hangzhou-based Wahaha in the latest update of its business registration profile, according to corporate information platform Tianyancha. …

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China warns Japan of retaliation for possible new chip curbs

China warns Japan of retaliation for possible new chip curbs

CHINA has threatened severe economic retaliation against Japan if Tokyo further restricts sales and servicing of chipmaking equipment to Chinese firms, complicating US-led efforts to cut the world’s second-largest economy off from advanced technology. Senior Chinese officials have repeatedly outlined that position in recent meetings with their Japanese counterparts, according to sources familiar with the…

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Nippon Steel calls for Japanese tariffs on China’s exports

Nippon Steel calls for Japanese tariffs on China’s exports

THE Japanese steel giant that helped China modernise its mills is worried that a glut of the metal in its neighbour could hurt its domestic market. Nippon Steel, the world’s fourth largest steelmaker, wants the Japanese government to impose an anti-dumping tariff on Chinese steel, according to executive vice-president Takahiro Mori. The company is lobbying…

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Citi boosts Australia and New Zealand Markets business with key appointments

Citi boosts Australia and New Zealand Markets business with key appointments

CITIGROUP announced seven new appointments for its Australia and New Zealand business on Monday (Sep 2) across verticals, as the financial services major aims to strengthen these markets. The appointments are across markets sales, asset-backed securitisation & financing, G10 rates trading, corporate access, forex and equities electronic execution teams, it said. Citi Markets business supports…

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