"The Stone Age didn’t end for lack of stone, and the oil age will end long before the world runs out of oil." — Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, Saudi Oil Minister during the reign of King Faisal
As the domestic market becomes increasingly saturated and competitive, many Chinese brands are venturing into Thailand in search of new growth opportunities. Among them is the Chinese tea beverage brand, NaiXue.
China is the world's largest producer and consumer of photovoltaic (PV) products and has made significant strides in the past two decades. Over this time, China's solar industry has experienced ups and downs, influenced by the country's deeper integration into the global supply chain and the ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions.
In Kenya, there are about 3 million such motorcycles running through the streets; and an "electric revolution" is quietly taking place here.
In the sweltering heat of over forty degrees in summer, the country experiences irregular power outages lasting several hours each day. Can you endure such a life? Yet, this has become the daily life for the Egyptian people over the past year.
As Mexico's iconic tacos become a luxury due to soaring food prices, Chinese cuisine is emerging as a popular and affordable alternative for the local. Inflation in Latin America, exacerbated by the pandemic and geopolitical tensions, has turned traditional meals into a financial burden, with the price of cilantro in Mexico quadrupling. Meanwhile, Chinese restaurants, by localizing their supply chains and catering to local palates, are gaining traction.
