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China News: The failure of China's microchip giant tests Beijing's tech ambitions

Synopsis Tsinghua Unigroup’s flagging financial fortunes are an uncomfortable failure for Chinese officials, who sought to use state-guided funds and plans to pull even with the United States in an ever more pugnacious competition over the future of technology. Reuters Tsinghua Unigroup is a subsidiary of a company controlled by China’s prestigious Tsinghua University, the alma mater of President Xi Jinping. (In pic: Logo of Tsinghua Unigroup) In 2015, an obscure company run by a real estat...
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人工智能助力智能经济发展前景可期_中国经济网——国家经济门户

  AutoX展出了全无人驾驶出租车RoboTaxi,可实现完全无人(非园区、非低速)、城市公开道路无远程遥控的行驶。   AutoX董事长肖健雄在接受中国证券报记者采访时表示:“在AutoX的安全标准中,仅有超高清的传感器感知能力、车载级域控制器还不够,AutoXGen5定义了整体自动驾驶域的电子电气架构EEA,从设计上提供多层安全功能。”   记者试乘全无人驾驶RoboTaxi发现,车�...
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'Reverse migration' is picking up in China as workers give up on big cities

Reverse migration is picking up in China as workers give up on big cities CNBC 16 hrs ago Evelyn Cheng Millions of Chinese people did not go back to urban areas for work after the coronavirus pandemic last year, official data show. Reverse migration will pick up pace in coming years, partly because [the workers] cannot afford city housing and do not have access to city healthcare," said Dan Wang, Shanghai-based chief economist at Hang Seng China. Its less clear what the latest...
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'Reverse Migration' Is Picking Up in China as Workers Give Up on Big Cities – NBC 7 San Diego

Millions of Chinese people did not go back to urban areas for work after the coronavirus pandemic last year, official data show. As of the end of March, the statistics bureau said there were still 2.46 million fewer migrant workers than the same period in 2019. "Rural-urban migration already slowed before covid and had its first decline in 2020," said Dan Wang, Shanghai-based chief economist at Hang Seng China. "Reverse migration will pick up pace in coming years, partly because [the workers] c...
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'Reverse Migration' Is Picking Up in China as Workers Give Up on Big Cities – NBC10 Philadelphia

Millions of Chinese people did not go back to urban areas for work after the coronavirus pandemic last year, official data show. As of the end of March, the statistics bureau said there were still 2.46 million fewer migrant workers than the same period in 2019. "Rural-urban migration already slowed before covid and had its first decline in 2020," said Dan Wang, Shanghai-based chief economist at Hang Seng China. "Reverse migration will pick up pace in coming years, partly because [the workers] c...
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'Reverse Migration' Is Picking Up in China as Workers Give Up on Big Cities – NBC 6 South Florida

Millions of Chinese people did not go back to urban areas for work after the coronavirus pandemic last year, official data show. As of the end of March, the statistics bureau said there were still 2.46 million fewer migrant workers than the same period in 2019. "Rural-urban migration already slowed before covid and had its first decline in 2020," said Dan Wang, Shanghai-based chief economist at Hang Seng China. "Reverse migration will pick up pace in coming years, partly because [the workers] c...
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'Reverse Migration' Is Picking Up in China as Workers Give Up on Big Cities – NBC New York

Millions of Chinese people did not go back to urban areas for work after the coronavirus pandemic last year, official data show. As of the end of March, the statistics bureau said there were still 2.46 million fewer migrant workers than the same period in 2019. "Rural-urban migration already slowed before covid and had its first decline in 2020," said Dan Wang, Shanghai-based chief economist at Hang Seng China. "Reverse migration will pick up pace in coming years, partly because [the workers] c...
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Mothership Explains: Why China's new three-child policy isn't likely to work

Recently, China announced that married Chinese couples may have up to three children, marking a major shift in public policy. For many of us, it wasnt that long ago when Chinas infamous one-child policy was still in place: after all, China only officially relaxed its regulations to allow couples to have two children in 2015. Given that the original one-child policy was put in place in 1980, and lasted a full 35 years before being replaced by the two-child policy, why is China increasing their l...
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Study: blood sugar levels among diabetics declining

Credit: AP A new study from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health found  adults are not doing an effective job controlling blood sugar levels which cause diabetes. A co-author of the study, Elizabeth Selvin, a professor in the Bloomberg School’s Department of Epidemiology, studied two decades worth of government data involving 7,000 diabetic patients, ending in 2018. "We had a peak of go...
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