Huawei has filed 'Xingmang' trademarks, fueling talk of a cut-price online sub-brand to fill the gap left by Honor and lift HarmonyOS adoption.
Yuanlin Co. plans to buy 93.5% of storage chipmaker Hualan Microelectronics and set up a 5 million yuan (about $700,000) rural tourism venture to offset its struggling landscaping business.
Huadian New Energy will hold 60% of a 10 million yuan Songyuan venture with chemical group Connell, turning curtailed Jilin wind and solar power into hydrogen for local plants.
Bojue Travel Photography, the wedding-trip studio built on relentless elevator ads, was listed as abnormal after regulators could not reach its registered address, with all stores shut.
China Resources will hold 60% of a joint venture with AVIC that takes over management of Beijing's Aviation General Hospital, completing a restructuring of corporate-run hospitals.
Bosch and Zhejiang Founder Motor will make maglev flexible conveyor systems in Huzhou, with the German group holding about 48.7% and the Chinese motor maker 28.2%.
iFlytek unveiled its Spark X2.6 model, trained entirely on domestic Chinese computing power, as it pushes all-local AI into education, healthcare and cars.
JD.com launched a 333 plan to fix service-sector pain points and showcased over 100 services during its 11.11 shopping festival, as first-day orders rose by double digits.
Kunlun Tech released Matrix-Game 4.0, which it calls the first video-model game playable on a single consumer graphics card, and open-sourced the code.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp's commercial rocket unit increased registered capital to 6.88 billion yuan, adding two core rocket and engine institutes as shareholders.
Shuijingfang cut registered capital by 129,150 yuan and filed management changes after cancelling unvested employee shares, as premium baijiu demand weakens.
China's navy banned Zhongke Haixun from procurement for a year over bid-rigging, cutting off core orders despite a 2025 change of legal representative.
BYD has patented a low-cost sensor system that detects a vehicle entering water, judges its posture and unlocks doors to help occupants escape, with plans to extend it beyond premium models.
International Composite Fiber said it has no e-fabric recycling business and will focus on high-end electronic cloth under 60% state ownership.
Chinese Online shelved its Hong Kong listing after seven months and is putting 30 million yuan into a Shanghai digital content subsidiary as overseas short-drama costs rise.
A Shantou distributor was fined just 10,000 yuan for selling bullfrogs with antibiotic residues and using fake factory labels, exposing gaps in China's food safety chain.
Huatu Education faces a spending ban after failing to pay a 240,000 yuan labor arbitration award, exposing cash strain from its refund-on-failure exam courses.
Corporate records show Li Leyou, the adopted daughter behind a hit Chinese reality-show family brand, holds a 1% stake, exposing a hidden fight over money and control.
XinYa Circuit suspended trading to acquire control of Shanghai Qiyuan Gas, betting on semiconductor specialty gases to shore up its struggling core business.
Hongdou, the Chinese menswear maker, has set up a Hangzhou chip sales subsidiary with 6 million yuan (about $845,000) as it seeks growth beyond its slowing apparel business.