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  • Abstract illustration of a shield with a phone inside, representing Guardião's AI-powered scam blocking technology

    Guardião: The AI That Stops Phone Scams Before Your Phone Ever Rings

    2 months ago20 sources
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    Guardian Labs' Guardião is a Portuguese AI startup that blocks phone scams before the call rings or the message is seen.

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  • Meta's Muse Glimmer and Spark 1.2 AI models challenging Chinese open-weight AI dominance

    Meta's Muse Glimmer and Spark 1.2: The US Open-Weight AI Offensive Against China

    2 months ago43 sources
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    On August 10, 2026, Meta released Muse Glimmer (30B parameters, Apache 2.0) and promised open weights for Muse Spark 1.2, directly challenging China's 61% share of open weight AI tokens and the compliance ri...

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  • Illustration of China's K-shaped economic divergence, with high-tech factories and AI symbols on one arm and migrant workers in agriculture and service jobs on the other

    Can AI and Hukou Reform Save China's 301 Million Migrant Workers—and Its 2035 Growth Target?

    2 months ago34 sources
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    China's 2035 ambition to double GDP per capita depends on whether 301 million migrant workers can move from low productivity agriculture and informal urban work into higher productivity formal employment.

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  • Alibaba Qwen AI office assistant paid membership pricing tiers on a smartphone screen, with three plans: Premium, Elite, and Flagship, and a separate video generation credit option

    Alibaba Qwen Paid Tiers: Full Pricing Breakdown (2026)

    2 months ago33 sources
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    On August 10, 2026, Alibaba launched three paid membership tiers for the Qwen Office Assistant, ranging from 200 yuan ( $29.60) to 1,499 yuan ( $222) annually, while keeping the core Qwen chatbot free.

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  • Editorial illustration representing US export controls and their impact on American companies operating in China, including dollar signs, globe, and factory icons against blue and

    US Export Controls Backfire: USCBC Flash Survey Reveals Billions in Lost Sales and No Strategic Gain

    2 months ago14 sources
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    Months long export license delays are costing US companies billions in lost exports, with 82% of pending licenses covering items already available from Chinese or international competitors — meaning the cont...

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  • Conceptual image representing US export controls and trade with China, showing shipping containers and regulatory documents

    US Export Controls Are Backfiring: USCBC Survey Finds Licensing Delays Costing Billions With No Strategic Gain

    2 months ago15 sources
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    A July 2026 USCBC flash survey of 31 US companies found that months long export license delays are costing billions of dollars in lost exports, with 82% of pending licenses covering items already available f...

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  • Stock market chart showing capital rotation from onshore AI stocks to Hang Seng Index in July 2026

    Why Mainland Chinese Investors Poured $8 Billion into Hong Kong Stocks During the Global AI Selloff

    2 months ago15 sources
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    Mainland Chinese investors bought a net US$8.02 billion in Hong Kong stocks in July 2026 — the second consecutive month of net buying — as they fled the global AI selloff that crushed China's Star Market 50...

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  • Tencent Hy3 AI model global rollout illustration showing international access through WorkBuddy, Miora, and TokenHub platforms

    Tencent's Hy3 AI Model Goes Global: Specs, Pricing, and What It Means for Enterprise AI

    2 months ago35 sources
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    On August 5, 2026, Tencent expanded international access to its flagship Hy3 large language model through WorkBuddy (free worldwide until August 31, 2026), Tencent Design Miora, and Tencent Cloud TokenHub.

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  • A digital illustration representing the decline in China's stock market in July 2026, with a downward-trending graph and AI-related tech symbols in the background.

    China's July 2026 Stock Market Slowdown: How a Global AI Sell-Off Triggered a Retail Pullback

    2 months ago25 sources
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    In July 2026, new A share account openings on the Shanghai Stock Exchange fell 7% month on month to 2.66 million, while the margin financing balance dropped for 11 consecutive sessions — the longest losing s...

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  • An abstract data visualization showing a red downward-trending line representing the STAR 50 Index slump contrasted with a blue upward arrow representing US$8 billion in capital fl

    Why Mainland Chinese Investors Poured US$8 Billion into Hong Kong Stocks Amid the Global AI Rout

    2 months ago25 sources
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    Mainland Chinese investors channeled a net US$8 billion into Hong Kong stocks in July 2026 via the Stock Connect scheme, marking a second straight month of net buying, as they rotated out of overheated mainl...

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  • A financial chart showing a diverging performance between two stock indexes, with the Hang Seng Index in green rising while the STAR 50 in red plunges, symbolizing the capital rota

    Mainland Chinese Investors Pour $8 Billion Into Hong Kong Stocks as AI Rout Crushes STAR 50

    2 months ago25 sources
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    Mainland Chinese investors bought a record net HK$62.9 billion ($8.02 billion) of Hong Kong stocks in July 2026 — a 132% surge from June — fleeing a global AI led tech rout that sent mainland China's STAR 50...

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  • Abstract visualization of Germany-China trade dependency mapping with flags, supply chain links, and data charts

    Germany Quietly Maps China's Weak Spots: The EU Prepares Leverage for a Trade War

    2 months ago28 sources
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    Since late July 2026, Germany's government has been quietly mapping Chinese weak points in semiconductor equipment, precision machinery, and technical services to build leverage for a potential EU China trad...

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