Group 1 - Trump accuses China of deliberately not purchasing U.S. soybeans, claiming it creates difficulties for American farmers and is an economic hostile act [2] - JD.com is expected to price its new car between 100,000 to 120,000 yuan, indicating a competitive entry into the low-cost vehicle market [3] - Hong Kong's tourism sector shows recovery with over 36 million visitors in the first three quarters, a 12% increase year-on-year, with mainland visitors accounting for 28 million [4] Group 2 - Nomura forecasts that Goldwind Technology will see revenue and profit growth by 2025, with a projected 57% increase in sales supported by strong order reserves [5][6] - The first batch of exhibits from Peru's Chancay Port for the China International Import Expo successfully arrived at Shanghai, facilitated by a "green channel" for customs clearance [7] - NineSight Intelligence completed a multi-million dollar financing round led by Ant Group, expanding its logistics network across various industries in China [8] Group 3 - A report predicts that China's nuclear technology application industry will double in size by 2030, with a projected output of 890 billion yuan in 2024, marking a 27% increase from 2022 [9] - Hangzhou aims to cultivate 50,000 technology-based SMEs and 3,000 "good seedling" enterprises by 2027, enhancing its innovation ecosystem [10] - SHEIN denies allegations of false business information circulating online, asserting that the claims are malicious and that the company will take legal action [11] Group 4 - Bank of China is the first state-owned bank to shut down its independent credit card app, consolidating functions into its main app, reflecting a trend among banks to streamline services [12] - The State Taxation Administration reports that China's manufacturing sector benefited from nearly 1.3 trillion yuan in tax reductions and refunds in the first eight months of the year [13]