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Alibaba's stock price rises 1.3% as Taobao Flash Purchase launches the country's first drone 'aggregated delivery' route

JD.com Integrates Shopping and Food Delivery into a Single App, Intensifying Market Competition

China Unicom announces it will discontinue QQ account top-up function for Tencent Video memberships

Alibaba sells 85% stake in Turkish instant delivery platform Trendyol GO to Uber

Meinian Health collaborates with Alibaba DAMO Academy to promote 'one scan, multiple checks' medical AI technology for CT scans

China's NPPA announced a new batch of approved domestic online games in December, including Tencent's "QQ Classic Farm".

China's NDRC Emphasizes Regulating Order in NEV and Other Industries, Benefiting Leading Auto Companies

Shaanxi Plans to Build a New Energy Vehicle Industry Cluster

Xiaomi launches Xiaomi Buds 6 with 95dB environmental call noise cancellation

Xiaomi Watch 5 is now compatible with Xiaomi Auto, supporting NFC car key and vehicle control functions

Top 10 keywords for the 2025 catering industry released, mentioning 'food delivery war'

Xiaomi and Leica launch the first product after upgrading their global imaging strategic partnership

Xiaomi raises prices for its new 17 Ultra phone due to rising memory chip costs

Taobao Flash Purchase launches "Prairie Fire Deep Cultivation Plan" to increase investment in AI technology

Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index extends gains to 0.5%

Meituan and Taobao Flash Shopping compete for riders with high "transfer fees" in parts of Beijing

Shenwan Hongyuan Maintains Alibaba's Buy Rating with a Target Price of HKD197

Kuaishou Magnetic Engine Executive: AI Drives Brand Marketing Towards Operations

Xiaomi Announces It Will Launch the Xiaomi 17 Ultra in Global Markets in 2026

Meituan forms a strategic partnership with Zhuanzhuan-yu Technology to define 'instant service' for gold recycling

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China's top tech firms, including ByteDance, Tencent, and Alibaba, are vying for sponsorship at the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, a major marketing event. ByteDance seeks exclusive AI terms, complicating negotiations. Emerging brands like Rokid and Dreame also aim for exposure. The gala, a key advertising platform, has historically driven product adoption and market dominance.

- China’s leading tech firms are vying for sponsorships at the Spring Festival Gala, highlighting the competition in artificial intelligence and cloud computing.  
- Companies like ByteDance, Tencent, and Alibaba are negotiating with CCTV, with ByteDance’s Volcano Engine positioned as an exclusive AI partner, although negotiations remain complex due to exclusivity demands.  
- The 2026 gala will occur on February 16, drawing aggressive bids from various tech firms, positioning the event as a significant marketing opportunity with a massive viewership.

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China has introduced the world's first mandatory energy consumption standard for electric vehicles, limiting them to 15.1 kWh per 100 km for vehicles weighing around two tonnes, effective January 1, 2026. This contrasts with the US, where President Trump has rolled back fuel economy standards. Meanwhile, BYD has launched a new fast-charging technology and is expanding in Europe, with significant sales growth.

- Authorities in China have announced a new regulation limiting electric vehicle energy consumption to a maximum of 15.1 kWh per 100 kilometers for vehicles around two tonnes, effective January 1, 2026.  
- This regulation, the world's first mandatory standard for EV energy consumption, tightens previous regulations by 11%.  
- Simultaneously, BYD Co. Ltd. has introduced a rapid charging technology and reported significant sales increases in the European market, highlighting its growing influence in the EV sector.

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Xiaomi launched the imaging flagship 17 Ultra, with a starting price of 6,999 yuan, featuring a one-inch main camera, Leica and LOFIC high dynamic range, catering to fireworks photography and a slim design of 8.29mm. It is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, a 6,800mAh battery, and fast charging. The new device starts at 512GB and supports iPhone connectivity, targeting high-end and dual-device users

- Xiaomi Group officially launched its annual imaging flagship, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, on December 25, starting at 6,999 yuan.  
- The device features a new 1-inch main camera with Leica technology and LOFIC ultra-high dynamic technology, optimized for high-contrast scenes like fireworks, and aims to offer a thinner design compared to flagship models.  
- Set to go on sale on December 27, the model emphasizes cross-ecosystem integration, allowing compatibility with iPhone, and has already seen strong pre-sales, reflecting Xiaomi's strategy to attract high-end users while increasing its market share.

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The starting price of Xiaomi 17 Ultra is 6,999 yuan, an increase of 500 yuan compared to the previous generation model

Xiaomi officially launched the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, with a starting price of 6,999 yuan, an increase of 500 yuan compared to the previous generation. This model is now available for pre-sale and will officially go on sale on December 27

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SMIC(00981) rose 3.12%, with a trading turnover 5.0 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 123.4%. CHINAHONGQIAO(01378) rose 2.34%, with a trading turnover 625.9 Million HKD, and a year-to-date rose 200.9%.

- The Hang Seng Index increased by 0.17%, with a year-to-date rise of 28.7%.  
- Notable performers include SMIC, up 3.12% with a total turnover of HK$ 4.96 billion and a 123.4% year-to-date increase, and China Hongqiao, which rose 2.34% with a turnover of HK$ 630 million, marking a 200.9% increase for the year.  
- Conversely, China Duty Free fell by 2.94%, while China Coal Energy decreased by 2.79%, with year-to-date increases of 47% and 14.6%, respectively.

Tech giants go prime time in the fight for China's biggest audience

China's New EV Energy Limits Contrast With US Rollback Of Fuel Economy Standards

The starting price of Xiaomi 17 Ultra is 6,999 yuan, an increase of 500 yuan compared to the previous generation model

Xiaomi officially launched the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, starting at a price of 6,999 yuan

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