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October 29
Thursday · 10 items
04:03
On October 28, according to the Financial Times, the Labubu craze is cooling down, and Pop Mart's third-quarter sales fell by 45% to 50% year-on-year, with its stock price having dropped by more than half from its peak.
03:48
UPDATE #2 [zh] 10月29日，浙江省委宣传部公众号“浙江宣传”发文批评皇马就姆巴佩言论致歉后没有内部追责和整改承诺，要求俱乐部约束球员公共表达。
03:02
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced the suspension of the visa-free program for Chinese citizens to the Northern Mariana Islands starting October 30, citing the goal of combating birth tourism and addressing national security risks.
02:22
On October 28, Meiyijia convenience store employees posted a video stating they received a company notice to remove all 'Bushuila' drinks endorsed by Kylian Mbappé, and in some stores, the image of Mbappé on the drinks was cut out.
02:01
On October 28, Nikkei Asia reported that due to AI demand driving up component prices, HP, ASUS, and Acer are shifting some computer production capacity from Southeast Asia back to China, and Dell is also evaluating the move.
02:01
Netizens compile records of authorities harassing petitioners and rights defenders during the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee, exposing stability maintenance tactics.
01:22
On October 28, the Global Times published an article criticizing Sanrio for its collaboration with the Japanese drama "VIVANT," which has been accused of smearing China, demanding that it choose partners that align with Chinese values.
01:18
UPDATE #2 [zh] 网友分享合肥红星路李克强故居的现场情况。
01:00
On October 27, the Hurun Research Institute released the China Rich List. ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming reclaimed the title of China's richest person with a net worth of approximately $100 billion, a 43% year-on-year increase, primarily driven by his investments in artificial intelligence; for the first time, no real estate developers made it into the top 100.
00:42
On October 26, the Japanese newspaper Mainichi Shimbun reported that the Global Times published an article criticizing the Japanese drama "VIVANT" for smearing China and promoting the "China threat theory," pointing out that the torture scenes involving a China-based organization in the show depict Chinese people as cruel perpetrators.