China is the world’s largest EV market, with breakneck growth prompting global players to shift their focus from traditional cars to battery-powered vehicles to maintain market share in the country.
The Chinese Communist Party mouthpiece meted out harshly worded front-page editorials about internet regulation this week, a move that might signal the party’s new campaign to impose further controls on its booming social media community.
New party boss evokes memories of Deng Xiaoping's 1992 tour and issues a signal of his commitment to deepening reform by heading to Shenzhen on his first inspection trip.
All eyes are on Xi Jinping and China's other new leaders, with the world wondering if their talk of change is more than token gesture. Early indications look promising, with the new style being felt - or heard - on at least a few occasions in the three weeks since the new, seven-member Politburo Standing Committee was given the keys to the world's biggest political machine.
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