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13 Baijiu Companies Changed Leaders This Year. The Problem Is Bigger Than Sales.
1. Thirteen Chairs Change Hands On September 28, 2026, Jinshengzi Liquor announced a new chairman. Shede Spirits followed the next day. According to incomplete counts, 13 liquor companies have changed chairman or general manager this year. Yanghe’s former president Gu Yu became chairman. Hengshui Laobaigan’s former chairman Liu Yanlong stepped down. ZJLD’s former vice chairman Yan Tao left. Liu Yanlong spent 26 years as general manager and chairman of Laobaigan. His exit closed a long chapter.
By Jinabout 15 hours ago in Trader
She Said She Would Expose Her Former Boss on August 26. She Was Found Dead in the Mojave on August 24.
At 9:47 p.m. on August 24, California Highway Patrol officers found a car on the southbound side of Interstate 15 in the Mojave Desert. Inside was Hsin-Ju Chuang, 37. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Daytime temperatures there can approach 42°C. At night the desert cools, and the roadside has no shade.
By Jina day ago in Trader
Why Hong Kong Loved Tycoon Family Dramas — and Why Mainland China Often Struggles to Make Them Work
There is a particular kind of television drama that Hong Kong once made better than almost anyone else. Put a giant family business on the screen.
By Jin3 days ago in Trader
China’s Second Globalization: Can the World’s Factory Become the World’s Company?
2026 marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of China’s entry into the WTO. A quarter century is brief in historical terms. For China, it produced one of the fastest rises of any large economy. Urbanization climbed from 26 percent to 66 percent. Manufacturing value added reached roughly 30 percent of the global total. Foreign exchange reserves went from scarce to the world’s largest. Yet exports still grow, GDP still grows, and opportunities for young people shrink. The gap between official data and daily life is now too wide to ignore.
By Jin3 days ago in Trader
Geely Buys 30% of NIO Energy: What the Battery-Swap Deal Means for EV Drivers
On September 28, 2026, in Hangzhou, NIO and Geely Holding signed an agreement. Geely gave NIO Energy 100% equity in Yiyi Interconnect and RMB 640 million in cash in exchange for newly issued shares. After the deal, Geely holds 30%, NIO China holds 63.6%, and NIO Energy’s post-money valuation is about RMB 16 billion. NIO also received a 10% stake in Haohan Energy. Haohan Energy will use the funds to buy some charging assets from NIO.
By Jin6 days ago in Trader
Inducement: Mastering Structural Manipulation & Institutional Traps
In previous articles, we established that institutional market participants cannot simply execute massive buy or sell orders at any price. They require counter-liquidity. If they need to buy thousands of contracts, they must find thousands of sell orders to fill that position.
By Junaid Ali (Official)7 days ago in Trader
BOS vs. CHoCH: Decoding Institutional Confirmation and Reversal Signals
In Part 1, we learned that a trend remains intact until its structural framework is validated or broken. If you can define the major swing points (the external structure), your next task is to identify when those points are breached.
By Junaid Ali (Official)7 days ago in Trader
Advanced Market Structure: From Swing Highs to Structural Shifts
If you have spent any time staring at price charts, you have probably heard the phrase “the trend is your friend.” It is one of the oldest adages in technical analysis. Yet, for most developing traders, following the trend leads to a frustrating cycle: buying right at the top before a sharp reversal, or shorting at the exact moment price decides to rocket higher.
By Junaid Ali (Official)7 days ago in Trader
I Watched My Family’s Factory Bet on Temu. Then the Global Shopping Cart Changed.
Yiwu’s Batteries, Brazil’s Tops, Indonesia’s Ring Light In the fall of 2022, Huang Qianqian put her phone on the dining table. The screen was on Temu’s seller registration page. Her father picked up some greens with his chopsticks and said nothing. Her mother asked who paid for shipping. Huang Qianqian said the platform subsidized it. Her father put down his bowl and said, “Let’s try it. Anyway, inquiries on 1688 are fewer by the day.”
By Jin7 days ago in Trader
Japan’s $384 Billion Export Wake-Up Call: How the AI Boom Left Tokyo Behind
In the first half of 2026, Japan’s goods exports were about $384.5 billion. South Korea exported $496.7 billion. Taiwan exported $416.6 billion. Hong Kong exported $436.5 billion. Guangdong exported $464.56 billion. Japan was $112.2 billion behind South Korea, $32.1 billion behind Taiwan, $52 billion behind Hong Kong, and $80 billion behind Guangdong. Japan’s Ministry of Finance reported a trade deficit of 1.01 trillion yen for the same period. That was the tenth consecutive half-year deficit. Japan ranked last among major East Asian exporters. Deficit became normal.
By Jin11 days ago in Trader
The 0.03% That Has Hong Kong Asking: Is the Hong Kong Dollar Still the Only Currency That Matters?
HKD and RMB: The Symbolic Cost of a 0.03% Expenditure September 2026, Hong Kong SAR Government Headquarters. Page 47 of a five-year plan document. One sentence: the government will take the lead in studying and promoting the use of RMB to pay government expenses in more suitable scenarios.
By Jin14 days ago in Trader
Warren Buffett Just Split the Throne—and Left $365 Billion Sitting in Treasuries
96-Year-Old Buffett Hands Over the Chairman Role: $365.5 Billion in Cash, Howard as Gatekeeper, Abel's First Net Buying On September 18, 2026, Warren Buffett announced in a letter to shareholders that he was stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. He became chairman emeritus and remains on the board. His eldest son, Howard Buffett, succeeded him as chairman. Greg Abel remains chief executive officer.
By Jin16 days ago in Trader