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``` The battle for New Year’s goods during the 2026 Spring Festival is in full swing, and the flames of livestream e-commerce are burning hot. This time, however, the smoke is not in the hustling, noisy livestreaming rooms of Douyin or Kuaishou, but in the “slow” style of Xiaohongshu. Recently,

``` On Thursday, Asia-Pacific markets generally declined, extending the sell-off in Wall Street tech stocks, with chip stocks being the hardest hit. South Korea's Kospi index led the declines in major markets, with both Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix falling more than 4%. Precious metals plunged, with spot silver

Just over a month into 2026, the US stock market has already repeatedly played out the same scenario: a sharp midday drop, loss of control in sentiment, but rapid recovery before closing, even returning to high levels. According to Wind-chasing Trading Desk, Deutsche Bank pointed out in its latest report

Despite delivering earnings and profits that both exceeded expectations, shares of British chip design giant Arm Holdings Plc plunged by over 8% at one point during after-hours trading on Wednesday. This dramatic market reaction shows that the threshold for AI-related companies has risen sharply among investors. Arm reported third-quarter revenue

The so-called $100 billion financing is essentially a self-rescue "blood transfusion" by tech giants to prevent the AI bubble from bursting. On February 4, senior reporter Ken Brown from The Information reported that OpenAI is raising as much as $100 billion. Nvidia may contribute $30 billion, Amazon $20

``` Wall Street's panic-driven selloff of software companies is replaying an old script in the tech industry. On Thursday, Bloomberg columnist Dave Lee said in his latest article that just four paragraphs of text on Anthropic PBC's website triggered a $300 billion stock market selloff, but such

``` On February 4 Eastern Time, Qualcomm held its FY2026 Q1 earnings call. According to Wallstreetcn, Qualcomm delivered record performance with revenue reaching $12.3 billion and Non-GAAP EPS at $3.50. QCT (chip business) revenue also set a record of $10.6 billion, and automotive business revenue grew 15% YoY