Topic: chinese brands
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Chinese Beverage Chains Challenge Starbucks in the US
Chinese beverage chains like Luckin Coffee and Heytea are expanding into the U.S., challenging Starbucks with digital ordering, competitive pricing, and unique flavors. Starbucks is facing significant challenges, including store closures, corporate job cuts, union strikes, and a partial sale of i...
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Chinese Brands Cancel Plans After iPhone Air Flop
Apple's iPhone Air and Samsung's Galaxy S25 Edge experienced disappointing sales and production cuts, indicating weak consumer demand for premium ultra-thin smartphones. Major Chinese manufacturers like Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo have canceled or frozen their ultra-thin phone projects in response to ...
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The Top Android Phones You Can't Buy in the US
U.S. consumers have a limited selection of Android phones, primarily choosing between Samsung and Google, while international markets offer more innovative devices with superior features and performance. International Ultra flagships like Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo models outperform U.S. options with...
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Honor, Nothing, and Google Pixel: 2025's Fastest-Growing Phone Brands
The global smartphone market grew modestly by about 2% in 2025, but faces a predicted contraction in 2026 due to economic pressures and component shortages. Apple and Samsung tied for the top market share at 19% each with 7% growth, while Honor surged 11%, and smaller brands Nothing and Google Pi...
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