--China's industrial growth accelerates in July, driven by high-tech manufacturing

--Multinational executives gather for the Qingdao Multinationals Summit

--Beijing slams Ottawa's decision to slap 100% tariffs on Chinese-made EVs

--China's fiscal revenue slips 2.6% in the January to July period

--Gross revenue of Black Myth: Wukong estimated at $670 million

--Biz Focus: Ramping up solar power in China

--Chinese housing regulator unveils next steps for market reforms

--Humanoids and Cobots are flourishing at Beijing's Robot Expo

--Black Myth: Wukong excites gamers worldwide

--Chinese top policymakers issue new guidelines for wider market access for business entities

--World Robot Conference features the latest trends in robotics and technologies

--Fed minutes point to a possible interest rate cut in September

--China advocates free trade and cooperation as the EU unveils a draft decision on extra duties on China-made EVs.

--Cutting-edge humanoid robots will be on display in Beijing from August 21 to 25.

--Why the success of Black Myth: Wukong matters.

--China's Loan Prime Rate remains unchanged in August.

--Foxconn will build a new business headquarters in Henan.

--Fed minutes and Jackson Hole symposium expected to shape the interest rate outlook.

--China is the biggest source of inbound travelers to Vietnam.

--China Travel lifts domestic accommodation businesses and online payment services.

--Israel's Q2 GDP grew by 1%, missing expectations.

--Foreign investors' appetite for Chinese bonds continued to grow in July.

--China's catering market outperforms total retail growth from January to July.

--U.S. retail sales increased by 1% in July, marking the sharpest rise in 18 months.

--China's industrial output was up 5.1% in July.

--China marks National Ecology Day with a commitment to environmental conservation.

--Growth in the Eurozone remains stagnant while Germany's economy contracts.

--China's borrowing growth slows while the money supply stabilizes in the January to July period.

--Japanese PM Fumio Kishida decides not to run in the next Liberal Democratic Party presidential election.

--Japan's rice stockpile falls to a century-low due to rising temperatures.