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Chinese carmaker begins mass production of driverless logistics vehicles
[2019-May-27]
Neolix, a Chinese firm specialized in making driverless logistics vehicles, has started to mass produce Level 4 autonomous vehicles, the company said.
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China's Urban Tea to explore North American market
[2019-May-27]
Urban Tea Inc., a retailer of specialty tea and baked goods in China, announced its strategic business plan this week to expand its business to selected overseas markets.
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Tencent launches AI sign language translator
[2019-May-24]
An AI sign language translator developed by Tencent Youtu Lab was introduced at Tencent Global Digital Ecosystem Summit, which was held recently in Kunming, Yunnan Province, according to china.com.cn.
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Tech giant to launch own OS this year
[2019-May-24]
Huawei Technologies said Wednesday that it may launch a self-developed operating system (OS) later this year as the tech giant steps up efforts to enhance in-house software capabilities to offset the fallout from U.S. restrictions.
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Trade worries weigh on foreign businesses
[2019-May-24]
The US-initiated trade row with China has cast a shadow on foreign businesses in China and elsewhere in the world, setting back their long-term efforts in establishing trade connections, according to Xinhua's interviews with foreign firms and unions.
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China-phobia to hamstring global sci-tech progress
[2019-May-24]
A China-phobia mindset based on groundless security concerns will hamstring global sci-tech progress.
Adidas eyes China expansion
[2019-May-23]
Adidas, which unveiled a new Asia-Pacific and China headquarters in Shanghai earlier this year, plans to open 1,000 new retail outlets by the end of this year and gear up its digital growth momentum in the country.
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Washington delays Huawei restrictions
[2019-May-23]
The United States government has temporarily eased a ban on US technology sales to Huawei Technologies Co, a move that analysts said is aimed at reducing impacts on the Chinese tech giant's sprawling global customer and supply base.
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3D the new ingredient for cooking of the future
[2019-May-23]
Can machines prepare ingredients, cook them and make them as delicious as traditionally prepared food? Chinese companies are trying to make this possible and create a smarter food industry that meets future needs.
Huawei products should not be linked to politics: Ren
[2019-May-22]
Huawei is a commercial company, and the use of its products is a choice for consumers based on their likes and should not be linked to politics, said Ren Zhengfei, founder and president of Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. on Tuesday.
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