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Shanghai to Launch Its First Direct Passenger Flight Route to a Central Asian Country in May
Anjoy Foods Q3 Net Profit Totaled CNY 386 million, with an Impressive YoY Increase of 63.75%
China’s OpenAI Challenger Zhipu AI Secures Over CNY 2.5 Billion to Step Further on Large-Scale Model
China's Outbound Non-financial Direct Investment Increased 18.8% YoY
Samsung Electronics union threatened to hold the first strike in the company's 53 year history
WALOVI(王老吉) Launches Singapore International Headquarters to Deepen Southeast Asia Strategy
WALOVI(王老吉), the herbal-tea and botanical-beverage brand operated by Guangzhou Wanglaoji Health Industry, has launched its international headquarters in Singapore as it expands its Southeast Asia business.
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GalaxySpace Completes First Whole-Satellite Delivery to Southeast Asia With Thai CubeSat
GalaxySpace(银河航天)has completed the development, launch and in-orbit delivery of a satellite for Thailand’s Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency, or GISTDA, in what the company described as the first such whole-satellite delivery by a Chinese commercial space company to a Southeast Asian customer.
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Huazheng new material: the net profit in 2021 is expected to increase by 88% - 104% year-on-year
Greenland Holdings: Greenland global completed the issuance of US $350 million fixed interest bonds on December 10
Changshan Beiming: idle scrapped equipment to be disposed of
Xiaomi Unveils XRING O100, a 1.22TB/s AI Accelerator for On-Device Models
Xiaomi(小米)has unveiled the XRING O100(玄戒O100), a high-bandwidth AI accelerator designed for on-device large-model inference. Introduced at the company’s XRING chip technology briefing in Beijing on Aug. 24 alongside the XRING O3 and XRING D100, the chip is part of Xiaomi’s effort to extend its in-house silicon design from smartphones to AI computing and intelligent driving.
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SHEIN Launches Hong Kong IPO, Targeting Up to US$1.76 Billion
SHEIN(希音)launched its Hong Kong initial public offering on August 24, offering about 280 million Class B shares at HK$47.60 to HK$49.50 each. At the top of that range, the global offering could raise up to HK$13.86 billion (US$1.76 billion) before expenses, placing the fast-fashion retailer among Hong Kong’s largest planned listings of 2026.
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Beyond Capital: Why Europe Needs Industrial Partners, Not Just Investors
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A Small Aircraft, a Bigger Bet: How China's Worthy Aero Plans to Scale Up
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