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The new flagship SUV highlights Li Auto’s latest chassis technologies.

The Chinese tech giant is absorbing AI’s cash burn as it prioritizes deployment over monetization.

Its CEO says home robots could become viable as early as 2027.

Nowwa’s shop-in-shop model has lowered costs, but also made quality control and brand building harder.

Investors now have a clearer commercialization story, while Taobao Shangou shifts from subsidies to unit economics.

The updated flagship SUV is the Chinese automaker’s first major move to defend its market position.

Even with revenue growth, investors will likely demand proof of scalable deployment and cash generation.

Here’s a roundup of key developments across the Middle East for the week of May 10–16.

The CEO believes AI can cut production costs, bring in more creators, and support a new platform model for film and TV.

The developer’s 21.4% stake may become one of its clearest sources of valuation support and liquidity.