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Doubao Starts Charging: How AI Companies Are Monetizing
ByteDance's Doubao AI starts charging users, reflecting the industry's shift from burning cash to generating revenue through subscriptions, APIs, ads, and short dramas.
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G7 Unity Crumbles as Trump's Confrontational Tactics Anger Allies
The G7's facade of unity has collapsed as Trump's confrontational approach toward world leaders deepens divisions.
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Commentary: Reclaiming Original Names Is About Reclaiming One's True Self
A commentary on public figures reverting to original names, exploring identity and authenticity.
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Nanjing Hotel Project Stranded After Millions Invested: Fire Permit Cannot Be Obtained
A multi-million yuan hotel project near Nanjing's Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum scenic area remains stalled as fire safety permits cannot be secured.
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Bank of China Evaded 2.367 Billion Yuan in Taxes by Disguising Private Funds as Public Funds
Audit report reveals Bank of China disguised 11 private equity funds as public funds through employee 'head-count padding', evading 2.367 billion yuan in taxes.
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Empty Buses: The Decline of Public Transport in Chinese Cities
Empty buses are increasingly common across Chinese cities as ridership declines amid changing transportation habits.
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The Most Expensive World Cup Ever: Why Fans Still Flock to Pay Record Prices
The 2026 World Cup in North America is the most expensive ever, with ticket prices soaring 10x for some matches, yet global fans continue to flock.
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10 Years After Brexit Referendum: UK Voters Regret Leaving EU
57% of UK voters now say Brexit was a mistake a decade after the referendum, as the country faces economic stagnation.