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Xiaomi has been making headlines for its strategic moves in the tech industry. The Chinese electronics company has been investing in smartphones, mobile apps, laptops, and other consumer electronics. Xiaomi's collaboration with CATL to support the production of electric vehicles by Li Auto and Xiaomi has garnered attention. Additionally, Xiaomi's recent introduction of HyperOS, a customised Android system integrated with its IoT platform Vela, has showcased the company's innovation in software development. Founded in April 2010 and headquartered in Beijing, Xiaomi Corporation has established itself as a prominent player in the global electronics market. The company is known for its high-quality yet affordable smartphones, as well as a wide range of consumer electronics and accessories. Xiaomi's business model focuses on providing cutting-edge technology at competitive prices, appealing to a broad consumer base. With a strong emphasis on innovation and user experience, Xiaomi has become one of the leading tech companies in China and beyond.

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HKEX Recognizes Thailand's Stock Exchange

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has recognized the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) as a listed exchange, enhancing opportunities for Thai companies to access global investors. This move follows HKEX's earlier recognition of Indonesia and Singapore, aiming to strengthen Hong Kong's position as a financial hub.

BYD Launches New EV Amid Market Competition

BYD has launched its Qin L EV sedan, priced significantly lower than Tesla's Model 3. Despite strong earnings, BYD's shares fell 3.2% as competition intensifies in the EV market, particularly from local manufacturers. Tesla's sales have also declined, prompting a strategic response from the company.

Tesla Faces Declining Sales in China

Tesla's sales in China have significantly declined, with February deliveries dropping to 30,688 units, the lowest since July 2022. The company is ramping up production of the new Model Y to regain market share amid fierce competition from local manufacturers like BYD and Xiaomi. Analysts suggest an affordable model could help Tesla recover.

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