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Shenzhen's journey from exports to expertise

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By Chris Pereira Verified
| China Daily (English) Verified
Vegetation thrives at the Futian mangrove wetland in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, in August last year. LIANG XU/XINHUA Over the past year Chinese companies expanding overseas have drawn global attention with everything from Labubu collectibles to electric vehicles and even coffee brands.
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Shenzhen's journey from exports to expertise

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By Chris Pereira Verified
| China Daily (English) Verified
Over the past year Chinese companies expanding overseas have drawn global attention with everything from Labubu collectibles to electric vehicles and even coffee brands. Yet beneath these eye-catching exports lies a more profound and consequential trend: the quiet emergence of truly global businesses that integrate technology, supply chains, and industrial capabilities with local investment.
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Xbox Series S, The “Cheap” Option, Now Costs As Much As Series X Did Six Years Ago Original

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By Chris Pereira Verified
| GameSpot Verified
When Xbox Series S launched alongside Series X and PS5, it presented a compelling argument: Play all of the same games as elsewhere, albeit with lesser performance and visuals, for way cheaper. $300 felt surprisingly reasonable, giving you a way to save $100 compared to the cheapest PS5 and $200 compared to the more premium PS5 and Series X models. With the Series S turning six later this year, you’d expect it–like every other console–to get cheaper over time, as has always been the case.
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