Trump’s $100K H-1B Visa Fee Sparks Tech World Chaos
US hikes H-1B visa employer fee to $100K, sending shockwaves through domestic and global tech industries.
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China’s Finance Sector Hits Major Milestones in 14th Five-Year Plan 🚀
China’s financial sector scored major wins during the 14th Five-Year Plan, from record banking assets and A-share market value to strong reserves and risk mitigation measures.
De Beers: Global Diamond Demand Stabilizes Amid Market Shifts
De Beers sees global diamond demand stabilizing despite lab-grown competition and tariffs, with the Chinese mainland market leading the recovery.
Foreign Capital Surges Back into China’s $19T Stock Market
Global investors flock back to China’s $19 trillion stock market as policy clarity and tech growth spark renewed optimism.
22nd China-ASEAN Expo Wraps Up in Nanning with AI Buzz
The 22nd China-ASEAN Expo wrapped up in Nanning with a debut AI pavilion, top tech firms like Huawei, and the first China-ASEAN Ministerial Forum on AI, boosting regional trade and innovation.
Chongqing Motorcycle Expo Revvs Up Global Two-Wheeler Buzz
Dive into the record-breaking 2025 Chongqing Motorcycle Expo with 950 exhibitors showcasing the latest global bikes and e-vehicles.
New $100K H-1B Visa Fee Sparks Tech Shockwaves
A one-time $100K fee for H-1B visa petitions jolts U.S. tech and raises alarms in India and South Korea.
Web Summit Founder Warns Blocking Chinese Mainland Innovation Hurts the West
Web Summit founder Paddy Cosgrave warns that blocking Chinese mainland innovation will backfire on the West, stalling global collaboration and growth.
Chinese Mainland’s Green Push: Low-Carbon Leap & World’s Largest Carbon Market
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China-ASEAN Trade Defies Slowdown with $597B Boom
China-ASEAN trade reached $597B from Jan-Jul 2025, up 8.2%, defying global slowdown and showcasing vibrant regional cooperation.