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<ul><li>Depression / In Depth: Why depression goes undertreated among China’s seniors</li><li>China-Malaysia /: Strengthening China ties would bolster Malaysia’s chip, renewables supply chains, minister says</li><li>Funds /: China expands cross-border funding pilot program for multinationals</li></ul>

Depression / In Depth: Why depression goes undertreated among China’s seniorsChina-Malaysia /: Strengthening China ties would bolster Malaysia’s chip, renewables supply chains, minister saysFunds /: China expands cross-border funding pilot program for multinationals

CX Daily: Why Depression Goes Undertreated Among China’s Seniors 

Equity Bottom-Up

PDD Holdings Inc. is a multinational commerce group that owns and operates a portfolio of businesses. The Company focuses on digital economy so that local communities and small businesses can benefit from the increased productivity and new opportunities. PDD Holdings has built a network of sourcing, logistics, and fulfillment capabilities for its underlying businesses.

<ul><li>Temu, the Chinese cross-border e-commerce platform owned by PDD Holdings Inc. has suffered its first major setback since launching in 2022 after Vietnam banned its operations citing regulatory non-compliance only two months after it entered the market.</li><li>Temu was ordered by the Ministry of Industry and Trade to stop using the Vietnamese language on its website and app, to notify customers that its e-commerce registration was under review, and to halt all marketing activities in the country, according to a report by Vietnam News Agency on Dec.</li><li>The suspension is Temu’s first since expanding into more than 80 countries around the world.</li></ul>

Temu, the Chinese cross-border e-commerce platform owned by PDD Holdings Inc. has suffered its first major setback since launching in 2022 after Vietnam banned its operations citing regulatory non-compliance only two months after it entered the market.Temu was ordered by the Ministry of Industry and Trade to stop using the Vietnamese language on its website and app, to notify customers that its e-commerce registration was under review, and to halt all marketing activities in the country, according to a report by Vietnam News Agency on Dec.The suspension is Temu’s first since expanding into more than 80 countries around the world.

Temu Suffers First Big Setback as Vietnam Suspends Its Operations 

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. provides networking products and telecommunication solutions. The Company researches and develops internet access, transmission network, servers, storage, security, and other networking products. Huawei Technologies also offers business consulting, network integration, assurance, managed, learning, and global delivery services.

<ul><li>The tech giant Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd is to complete the spinoff of its intelligent automotive business unit to become an independent company, Shenzhen Yinwang Intelligent Technology Co.</li><li><p>Huawei’s aim is to solidify its position as a leading smart vehicle supplier amid industry challenges and expanding partnerships.</p></li><li><p>Founded in 2019, Huawei’s car business unit originally said it would not make cars itself, but focus on supplying automotive components, particularly autonomous driving systems, through its Huawei Inside (HI) model.</p></li></ul>

The tech giant Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd is to complete the spinoff of its intelligent automotive business unit to become an independent company, Shenzhen Yinwang Intelligent Technology Co.Huawei’s aim is to solidify its position as a leading smart vehicle supplier amid industry challenges and expanding partnerships.Founded in 2019, Huawei’s car business unit originally said it would not make cars itself, but focus on supplying automotive components, particularly autonomous driving systems, through its Huawei Inside (HI) model.

Huawei to Spin off Smart Car Business Unit to Yinwang by Jan. 1 

<ul><li>EVs / In Depth: How shift to EVs risks sidelining auto parts giants</li><li>Toy /In Depth: China’s trendy toy makers march into Southeast Asia</li><li>Delivery /China’s food delivery giants to introduce mandatory rest breaks for riders</li></ul>

EVs / In Depth: How shift to EVs risks sidelining auto parts giantsToy /In Depth: China’s trendy toy makers march into Southeast AsiaDelivery /China’s food delivery giants to introduce mandatory rest breaks for riders

CX Daily: How Shift to EVs Risks Sidelining Auto Parts Giants 

<ul><li>Airlines / In Depth: Even more European airlines drop China routes</li><li>Fraud /In Depth: China fleshes out telecom fraud rules to ensure punishments fit the crime</li><li>Temu /: Temu suffers first big setback as Vietnam suspends its operations</li></ul>

Airlines / In Depth: Even more European airlines drop China routesFraud /In Depth: China fleshes out telecom fraud rules to ensure punishments fit the crimeTemu /: Temu suffers first big setback as Vietnam suspends its operations

CX Daily: Even More European Airlines Drop China Routes 