Global Business

--Chinese AI tech helps to improve Thailand's durian orchards --Shanghai Stock Exchange hosts global investors exploring opportunities --Scientists at COP31 warn of "irreversible overshoot" and call for action against greenhouse gas emissions

--Jensen Huang steps down as Nvidia CEO --Venezuela's October inflation slowed to 24-month low --Schools across the world face a wave of AI in the classroom

--Leaders' Summit at COP31 focuses on turning commitment into action --China's annual shopping festival goes global, drawing European retailers --Media center officially opens as Shenzhen makes final preparations for APEC summit

--China's wind energy equipment heads to Central Asia --Spain's two largest trade unions hold nationwide general strike --China's Singles' Day shopping frenzy goes global

--Guangdong expands opening up to connect with Asia-Pacific --Tokens enter shopping carts as demand for AI products soars during Double 11 shopping festival --The push to expand electricity's share in global energy use is at center stage of discussion at COP31 Climate Summit

--China's foreign trade is gaining momentum --US consumer prices rose 0.4% in October --Corporate America faces policy shifts with new US Congress

--China's foreign trade sees sustained momentum despite external shocks in first 10 months --6-day China International Import Expo concludes in Shanghai --2nd China-Canada Strategic Economic and Financial Dialogue held in Vancouver

--China and Canada hold high-level economic talks in Vancouver --Chinese automaker Geely to enter Canada in 2027 --Foreign firms tap China as hub for global innovation

--China’s CPI rises 0.7% in October --CIIE day five: We focus on trade deals and unlocking consumer spending --COP31 in Turkiye: Can the world turn climate pledges into action?

--Tech stocks see sharp swings on Wall Street --Strong US jobs numbers fail to ease market concern --Canada takes center stage at CIIE to deepen trade ties with China 

--CIIE underway in Shanghai as China expands trade ties and opens up its market --Global stocks tumble as AI investment concerns and regulatory fears trigger biggest Wall Street sell-off since April 2025 --Argentina courts tech investment with tax breaks and light regulation

--China and Canada are working to strengthen trade ties --US booming prediction markets raise regulatory concerns --Mexico residents say AI servers strain water and power

--9th China International Import Expo opens in Shanghai --China, Canada hold first ministerial-level economic and trade talks --Oil prices fall over 8% to a two-month low after US midterm losses for Republicans

--2026 CIIE highlights investment opportunities and business growth in China --US Democrats gain control of both House and Senate --Peru expands early warning systems and disaster response

--China’s services activity grows in October --CIIE: Global firms bring new products and opportunities to China --US midterms: Democrats projected to win both chambers of Congress

--Chinese Premier Li Qiang calls for global cooperation on AI --AI data center expansions spark backlash across US --UK and EU agree to draft deal to scrap Brexit red tape over food exports

--China’s central bank launches third swap facility operation to support capital markets --CIIE opens November 5, with over 4,000 overseas exhibitors --US midterms: Cost of living tops voter concerns

--Cost of living takes center stage in US midterm elections --First touchscreen MacBook Pro leads Apple's product blitz --Refrigeration systems across European supermarkets hacked

-China’s factory activity holds steady in October as services sector gains -2026 World Internet Conference kicks off in east China's Wuzhen -Shanghai, Shenzhen listed firms post four-year high in net profit, topping 5 trillion yuan

--President Xi calls for stricter Party governance --Tech sell-off drags Wall Street lower --How inflation is affecting Halloween celebrations

--CPC plenum concludes, outlining four areas of focus in anti-corruption drive --China's private capital advances steadily across sectors --BOJ holds rates at 1.25%, confirms inflation target met

--Smart innovation reshapes China's camping exports business --High energy costs weigh on US consumers --Alphabet shares plunge amid soaring AI spending

--Fed holds rates steady at 3.75% to 4% --UK budget watchdog forecasts 3.4% inflation in 2027 amid rising energy prices --Global memory super cycle faces durability test

--US Fed keeps interest rate unchanged --UN votes overwhelmingly against US embargo on Cuba --White House: Venezuela "gifts" 1M barrels of oil to US

--China's central bank unveils new bond market stability tool --Buyers zero in on green materials and creative home products at Canton Fair --SK Hynix shares surge 10% intraday on record Q3 earnings, AI demand