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From TRAE IDE to TRAE Work, AI coding has already moved beyond just writing code.

Code View | Making a Foreign Land Home: Investment Reflections on Industrial Basics and Manufacturing Going Global

10 Facts About 1,000 Chinese Billionaires

The currents of the era, all contained within the sequence.

Horizon Robotics Goes Public: We Can Finally Talk About Kai Yu's Story | Z Talk

How can a risk-averse entrepreneur pull off something incredibly risky?

Why Hong Kong Stocks Are Catching a Second Wind

A withered tree meets spring.

Event Recruitment | Come to Shenzhen and Let's Talk "All Things Going Global"

MaBrain | A Well-Run Business Review Meeting Can Solve 80% of Management Problems

How to Run an Effective Business Review Meeting? The business review meeting is one of the most important management rituals in a company. Done well, it aligns teams, surfaces problems early, and drives execution. Done poorly, it becomes a theater of vanity metrics and political performance. Here are the principles that separate effective reviews from wasted time: **1. Start with the numbers, but don't end there** The best reviews begin with a clear, honest look at performance against plan — revenue, margins, user growth, whatever your north star metrics are. But the real value comes from diagnosing *why* numbers are off track, not just reporting that they are. Force the conversation toward root causes: Was it a market shift? A product failure? A execution gap? A resource constraint? **2. Assign clear ownership** Every variance needs an owner. Not a committee, not "the team" — one person who is accountable for closing the gap. Vague accountability is how problems persist across quarters. **3. Make it forward-looking** Too many reviews spend 80% of time on

A Complete Map of China's Industrial Investment: When the Gears of Fate Begin to Turn

Seven sectors, 200 investments, 500 funds — all in nine charts.

From One-Tenth to One-Third Market Share: How Did Domestic Industrial Robots Break Through? | FreeS Fund Dialogue

The Past, Present, and Future of Domestic Industrial Robots

Code Brain | Equity Incentives Become Standard Practice: How Can Companies and Employees Achieve a Win-Win?

Whether an equity incentive plan is designed scientifically matters not only for achieving the "incentive" objective itself, but is also closely tied to dimensions such as corporate cost management and strategic development.

Code Brain | Planning to Go Abroad? Stay on Top of the Latest Entry Policies

Get a quick global view in 2023 without losing your way.

Code Brain | To Build a Strong Overseas "Vanguard," You Must First Understand Human Nature

A Conversation with Dreame's Yu Hao: I Was Born a Madman

In an era when experience no longer holds sway, the order in which you appear on stage no longer matters.

Source Code Capital portfolio company Whale announced the completion of a $50 million Series B funding round. Source Code Capital led the company's Series A round.

Accelerating the digital transformation of future-facing consumer brands across omnichannel marketing.

FreeS Report 20 | Learning from History: Why We're Bullish on Industrial Robots?

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