- JD Logistics Unveils Full Lineup of 'Brain+Wolf Pack' Robots
JD Logistics released its 'Brain+Wolf Pack' robot fleet covering the entire logistics chain from warehousing to delivery, introducing five new products and planning to procure 3 million robots over five years to advance unmanned logistics.
- JD Supermarket Personal Care Business Posts 15% Revenue Growth in H1 with Over 100 Best-Sellers Reaching 10 Million Yuan
JD Supermarket's personal care business saw revenue grow 15% and user count rise 18% in the first half, surpassing its '3 x 100' plan ahead of schedule, and unveiled three growth strategies covering users, products, and channels.
- After 99.9%, Unisound's Valuation Logic Has Changed
Within two years, Unisound's large model revenue share jumped from 5.5% to 99.9%, completing its main business pivot. Growth now hinges on capability reuse, reshaping its valuation logic.
- Cook Not Retiring, Just Shifting Roles to Keep an Eye on New Leadership
Cook steps down as CEO to become executive chairman, staying on the decision-making board to oversee new CEO Ternus, with Apple's AI challenges unresolved.
- Shein Lists Tomorrow: A $98.2 Billion Dream, Now a $27 Billion Reality
Shein lists on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at a $27 billion valuation, down 70% from its peak, with a first-quarter loss and triple pressures squeezing its thin-margin model.
- Arcfox Alpha T7 Pre-sale Starts at 137,800 Yuan with Dual AI Assistants from Alibaba and ByteDance
The Arcfox Alpha T7, priced from 137,800 yuan during pre-sale, integrates seven top-tier partners including Huawei and CATL, offering seven beyond-expectation experiences and redefining the benchmark for large five-seat SUVs.
- Dong Yuhui Loses Followers: The End of a Cultural Utopia
Dong Yuhui has lost nearly 140,000 followers as he transitions from a cultural icon to a capital boss, exhausting the victim dividend and exposing his commercial identity through five companies, signaling the end of the emotional livestreaming era.
- Capital and Big-Name Backing Fail: Behind Youjia Tissue Recall Lies the Fatal Flaw of OEM Production
Youjia tissue recall exposes the quality-control collapse of asset-light OEM production, where capital backing fails to avert safety crises, warning that marketing cannot replace manufacturing standards.
- The Frenzy and Perils of a $440 Billion Market Value: Unitree's Wealth Miracle and the Battle for Physical AI
Unitree's listing with a $440 billion market value has sparked capital frenzy, centered on finding a physical carrier for AI, but high valuations and industrial implementation remain concerns.
- Differentiation and End-of-Tier Liquidation of 5.5 Million Insurance Entities
New dual-recording regulations trigger industry reshuffle, 5.5 million entities face differentiation, small and medium institutions accelerate liquidation due to high compliance costs, market shifts to compliance premium era.
- TCL's Legacy TV Base Surges Capital by 80%, Betting Big on Mini LED in Global High-End Arena
TCL Huizhou TV base's registered capital surges 80% to HK$3.1 billion, betting on Mini LED and high-end manufacturing to counter global display tech shifts and trade barriers.
- A $280,000 Reckoning for an 'Imported' Lie: U-Healthy Promoter Fails to Dissolve Firm to Dodge Penalty
Suoxiang Marketing, promoter of U-Healthy, was fined 2 million yuan for false advertising. Its attempt to dissolve the company to evade the penalty was blocked, as regulators crack down on fake imported brands.
- Heavy Capital, Sovereign Positioning: Huayou Cobalt's Counter-Cyclical Capital Increase and the Resource Sovereignty Play
Huayou Cobalt raises capital by 12% in a counter-cyclical move, doubling down on global cobalt resources and precursor production to build a moat of heavy assets.
- Grassroots Myth Before the Tech Singularity: Handcrafted AI Short Films Go Viral and New Aesthetics Deliver a Dimensional Strike
A vocational school graduate created a viral AI short film with a cost of 3,000 yuan and 10 days of work, shaking the traditional film industry, with capital quickly signing contracts to cash in. In the era of new aesthetics, imagination trumps high barriers.
- The Rite of Passage for Symbolic Animals: The Bizarre Traffic Arbitrage in the Age of Stagnation Seen through the First Broadcast of 'Little Ma Yun'
Fan Xiaoqin's adult livestream debut, profiting from curiosity as a symbol, reveals the bizarre logic of traffic in the age of stagnation and the regulatory game amid capital predation.
- Ebb of Traffic and Gravity of Soil: The Shattered Romance Behind 'Third Virtue' Free-Range Chicken
The execution order against the company behind 'Third Virtue' free-range chicken, founded by actor Zhao Liang, for a debt of 46,000 yuan reveals the clash between idealism and commercial logic when celebrities venture into agriculture.
- A Touch of Everyday Life Reveals the Original Aspiration! Liu Qiangdong Launches JD.com Chinese Cuisine Contest, with a Single Dish Eligible for Up to One Million in Prizes
JD.com launches a Chinese cuisine contest open to all, offering up to one million in prize money to promote food culture.
- JD Supermarket Announces Parenting Subsidies for Expectant and New Parents in 2026
JD Supermarket is offering a free baby-care gift pack worth up to 199 yuan to expectant and new parents in 2026, including five practical maternity and infant products, aiming to reduce childcare costs.
- Unitree Goes Left, Fourier Goes Right: The 'Coming of Age' of Humanoid Robots
The humanoid robot industry is shifting from pursuing extreme athletic performance to prioritizing interaction safety and approachability. Unitree and Fourier represent different technical paths, jointly driving mature applications in the industry.
- Luoh Yonghao-Backed Doubao Phone Hides the Final Outcome of the Android Ecosystem
The Doubao phone challenges the Android ecosystem by simulating user operations with system-level AI permissions, prompting WeChat's ban and raising industry safety concerns.