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Author | Wang Xiaojuan Editor | Zhou Zhiyu “I look forward to seeing Xpeng's overseas sales, partnerships, and empowerment reach a 1:1 ratio with the Chinese market, or even higher, in the next three, five, and ten years.” This is the clear goal set by He Xiaopeng, Chairman and

``` The current U.S. stock market is experiencing significant fund rotation, with capital flowing out of the technology giants that have led the market for the past three years and into banks, consumer goods, and materials producers. Investors are betting that these traditional sectors will benefit from expectations of accelerated

``` As the investment boom in artificial intelligence (AI) enters deeper waters, the narrative logic of Wall Street is undergoing a fundamental shift. According to the latest 2026 Internet Industry Outlook report released by Morgan Stanley, the market's pricing standard for AI technology has shifted from mere expectations of

``` Shanghai Pudong Development Bank has released the first 2025 report card among listed banks, disclosing that the company achieved revenue and net profit attributable to parent company of 146.55 billion yuan and 50.017 billion yuan, respectively. Against the backdrop of only a 1.88% increase in operating income,

Morgan Stanley has postponed its expected timing for the U.S. Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut from the originally forecasted January and April to June and September. The firm believes that the core logic for rate cuts has shifted from the labor market to inflation. According to

In 2025, a year when the banking sector as a whole is under pressure, SPD Bank delivered an earnings report that exceeded market expectations. According to the SPD Bank earnings report released on the evening of January 13, the bank achieved operating income of 173.964 billion yuan, a year-on-year

Driven by the surge in AI demand, PJM Interconnection, the largest grid operator and nonprofit in the US, is facing a severe supply crisis. This power network, spanning 13 states and serving 67 million people, has reached its capacity limit, not only driving up residential electricity costs but also putting