8 h. ago Tesla is no longer an automotive company: China has just paid it $557 million to build the country's largest battery.

Tesla is no longer an automotive company: China has just paid it $557 million to build the country's largest battery.  evidencenetwork.ca

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25 h. ago U.S. company drives America's edge over China in global A.I. race

U.S. company drives America's edge over China in global A.I. race  Fox Business

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43 h. ago Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Reportedly Met With Trump Ahead Of Beijing Trip As World’s Most Valued Company Readies New China

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Reportedly Met With Trump Ahead Of Beijing Trip As World’s Most Valued Company Readies New China-Focused Chip By Stocktwits  Investing.com India

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45 h. ago China's biggest car rental company now offers autonomous cars

China's biggest car rental company now offers autonomous cars  theregister.com

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3 d. ago Tesla is no longer a car company: China just paid it $557 million to build the country's largest battery

Tesla is no longer a car company: China just paid it $557 million to build the country's largest battery  The News Wheel

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4 d. ago Alibaba expert envisions AI agents transforming daily life in 5 years

Digital colleagues will be a part of everyday life in the next five years, according to an artificial intelligence (AI) expert from Alibaba Group Holding’s cloud computing unit, who envisions an ecosystem of application developers creating AI agents to cater to consumer and business demands. “Agentic AI is very popular in the industry right now,” said Huang Fei, vice-president of Alibaba Cloud and head of the company’s Tongyi Natural Language Processing Lab. Speaking at the China Conference 2025...

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6 d. ago LEGO Group committed to continued investment in China: company president, CEO

LEGO Group committed to continued investment in China: company president, CEO  Xinhua

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8 d. ago America 'accuses' one of China's largest technology company: You plotted to steal our trade secrets and .

America 'accuses' one of China's largest technology company: You plotted to steal our trade secrets and .  Times of India

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9 d. ago From rocket ballet to space fireworks: China’s aerospace innovators push boundaries

A start-up company in southwestern China has revealed its latest innovations in rocket technology, highlighting how the country’s cutting-edge aerospace capabilities are expanding into the civilian sector. Lingkong Tianxing Technology unveiled its self-developed reusable liquid rocket with an animated video simulation posted to its official website on Tuesday. The clip showcased advanced flight control technologies, including mid-air flips and in-flight reignition. The clip shows the VTVL...

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2 w. ago Alibaba Cloud to bring AI capabilities to global data centres this year

Alibaba Group Holding’s cloud computing unit is set to extend its artificial intelligence (AI) services, including its Qwen family of models, to its overseas data centres this year, according to an executive, as the company seeks to enhance its infrastructure to meet growing demand from foreign companies and domestic clients looking for global opportunities. The company, owner of the South China Morning Post, planned to offer its flagship Qwen large language models, as well as Model Studio –...

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2 w. ago Company makes history as first outside of China to produce rare earth metals: 'It is a start, and it is crucial'

Company makes history as first outside of China to produce rare earth metals: 'It is a start, and it is crucial'  Yahoo Finance

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2 w. ago China dad rejects daughter’s US$72,000 wedding banquet bill, over cost, subpar food

A company boss in China set up 252 tables for his daughter’s grand wedding, then refused to pay the 520,000-yuan (US$72,000) bill. A pork vendor, surnamed Wang, in eastern China’s Zhejiang province said the boss of a local company, surnamed Qian, commissioned him to prepare food for his daughter’s wedding banquet in April. Wang said he dedicated himself to the task as he had known Qian for more than a decade. He provided the pork, contacted seafood vendors in another city in Zhejiang and bought...

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2 w. ago Yum China rolls out AI agent, to help, not replace store managers

Yum China, the company behind chains such as KFC and Pizza Hut, introduced an artificial intelligence (AI) agent for store managers on Friday, aligning with the restaurant industry’s broader push towards AI adoption to enhance efficiency. The assistant, named Q-Smart, was an AI-powered management system that enabled natural language interactions with store managers through wireless earphones and smartwatches, the nation’s largest restaurant operator announced at an inaugural AI Day event at its...

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3 w. ago Labubu's parent company's stock is down after China issued a warning on a lucrative sales strategy

Labubu's parent company's stock is down after China issued a warning on a lucrative sales strategy  Business Insider

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3 w. ago Labubu: the tiny elf doll driving China’s most valuable toy company

Labubu: the tiny elf doll driving China’s most valuable toy company  Financial Times

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3 w. ago China’s C929 widebody jet to make maiden commercial flight by 2035: source

The company developing China’s first home-grown widebody passenger jet – the C929 – is aiming to see it make its maiden commercial flight by 2035, foreign partners have been told at this week’s Paris Air Show, according to a person familiar with the discussion. The time frame, although longer than previous estimates, was in line with the “long-haul” one that Boeing and Airbus used when developing their first widebodies and reflected Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China’s (Comac) “prudence”...

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3 w. ago China firm sparks outrage by fining workers for looking in mirrors, eating at desks

A senior executive from a well-known home furnishing company in China has sparked online controversy by announcing a series of bizarre workplace rules. Among the strange requirements are fines for looking in the mirror and eating snacks during work hours. The rules also require staff to clock in six times a day. The controversy unfolded in May after it was revealed online that a senior executive in the e-commerce department of Man Wah Holdings Ltd, surnamed Liu, had issued a notice. It banned...

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4 w. ago End of political chaos in South Korea sparks pickup in Chinese visitors

Chinese tourism to South Korea is picking up with the end of political instability in Seoul and the two nations pledging closer relations shortly before visa exemptions take effect, travel industry sources said this week. Bookings from China – South Korea’s largest source of foreign visitors – for the three months from April to June have been about 24 per cent higher than for the three months ending in February, according to data compiled by the travel marketing and technology company China...

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