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JPMorgan said in a recent China equity research note that Xiaomi has yet to emerge from its operational challenges, prompting the U.S. investment bank to lower its target price to HK$38 and maintain a Neutral rating. Released in 2026, the report argues that while Xiaomi’s electric vehicle

Huawei is reportedly preparing to expand its dominance in the foldable market by introducing a new tablet-form factor device in the second half of 2026. The move signals a strategic expansion of the company’s hardware ecosystem, bridging the gap between high-end smartphones and professional-grade tablets. Latest

Honor and Pop Mart launched a co-branded smartphone on January 25, 2026, marking a strategic pivot for both companies as they navigate slowing growth in their respective markets. The Honor 500 Pro MOLLY 20th Anniversary Limited Edition, priced at 4,499 yuan (US$644) or 3,999 yuan (US$

Huawei is preparing to launch its first foldable tablet in 2026, according to industry sources, marking a strategic expansion of its premium device lineup as the company simultaneously pushes back the release of its Pura X2 foldable phone by one quarter. The move represents a calculated shift in product strategy

Huawei reclaimed China's smartphone crown in 2025 with a razor-thin 0.2 percentage point lead over Apple, marking the first time in five years the Shenzhen-based manufacturer has topped annual shipments. Yet this symbolic victory masks a more consequential shift: the entire industry is bracing for

Xiaomi is currently navigating a period of significant turbulence as a convergence of public relations challenges and investor skepticism triggers a sharp correction in its equity valuation. The company is grappling with the consequences of a narrative imbalance, where a historic reliance on founder-led marketing is now generating diminishing