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Steven Li expanded his Jiangsu cosmetics export business by 'hiring' four AI employees via the OpenClaw framework. These agents handle 24/7 WhatsApp customer service, price quotes, order tracking, and operations. This trend of solo companies is boosted by OpenClaw's popularity and government support.
Amkor Technology is reportedly exploring options, including selling a stake in its China business. The unit is valued at approximately $1.5 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
Chinese firms' 2026 annual reports highlight K-shaped divergence: export-heavy sectors like appliances and textiles battle tariffs, geopolitics, and weak demand, while mining and AI infrastructure thrive on compute and energy transition demands. Appliance leaders like Midea achieve record highs despite storms; real estate giants like Vanke post massive losses. AI drives demand for light modules, gas turbines for data centers.
Baiwei Storage announced two new patent infringement lawsuits from Emtier Storage Technology (Shenzhen), each claiming 25 million yuan, totaling 50 million. Emtier is a joint venture between US-based MTL (a Patent Assertion Entity) and Shenzhen Anjiecun Electronics. Courts have accepted both cases.
Local governments compete fiercely in cultural tourism for traffic. The article questions if AI can take over roles of tourism directors. It explores creating truly perceptible city symbols.
Successor Zong Fuli shutters father's 10+ year robot venture, including precision mechanical firm, to focus on core beverages. Critics lament talent loss amid AI-robot boom, but supporters cite high costs and irrelevance.