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Early adopters are renting AI glasses for $6 a day for navigation, translation, and school exams.

In his new book “Silicon Elsewhere: Nairobi, Global China, and the Promise of Techno-Capital,” writer Andrea Pollio charts the growth of Chinese investment and companies in the Kenyan capital.

A growing Chinese techie community in Nuevo Polanco is fueling a boom in restaurants and markets to serve them.

As the mainland’s electric-vehicle industry expands globally, design mimicry is reshaping competition.

Consumers ditch Apple for more advanced features and to support Chinese brands.

After big successes in Africa, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, China's Transsion Holdings sets its sights on India.

Low demand in entry-level smartphones, a confusing portfolio, and excessive reliance on online sales have all contributed to Xiaomi losing its smartphone leader position.

At least eight of India’s 100 most-downloaded free apps were found to be from Chinese companies like ByteDance, Xiaomi, Alibaba, and Joyy.

As many as 119 bank accounts of Vivo India have been frozen, while Oppo India has been accused of avoiding taxes worth $551 million.

Indians have learned to live without TikTok, but brands like Xiaomi and Realme might be hard to ban.

BYJU’s. Shein. You’ve read about these companies everywhere, but you can’t say their names out loud. We’re here to help.

A drastic increase in smartphone prices over the years has created an unexpected benefactor: tech-enabled resale houses.