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Luokung Initiates Federal Court Case Challenging the Trump Administrations Unlawful Designation of the Company Company Intends to Pursue All Legal Remedies to Protect Shareholders News provided by Share this article Share this article BEIJING, March 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Luokung Technology Corp. (NASDAQ: LKCO) ("Luokung" or the "Company"), a leading interactive location-based services and big data processing technology company based in China, today announced that it has filed a complaint tog...

China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation Designers at the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology have started developing the first reusable model in the nations Long March carrier rocket family, said a senior rocket scientist. Jiang Jie, an expert at the academy and a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said on Wednesday that research and development of the reusable variant of the Long March 8 rocket was proceeding well and designers plan to conduct the first test to verify...

BEIJING (China Daily/ANN): Designers at the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology have started developing the first reusable model in the nations Long March carrier rocket family, said a senior rocket scientist. Jiang Jie, an expert at the academy and a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said on Wednesday that research and development of the reusable variant of the Long March 8 rocket was proceeding well and designers plan to conduct the first test to verify key vertical landing te...

UserTesting Welcomes Two New Members to Its Board of Directors Brings added financial and operational experience on external public boards to its committee UserTesting, a leading provider of on-demand human insights, today announced the addition of two new members to the board of directors with the election of Shannon Nash, and Cindy Russo, who will serve as the audit chair. These two women bring a wealth of financial and operational experience as UserTesting continues to expand and divers...

FEATURE: Older workers in high demand at local firms Staff writer, with CNA Taiwanese firms are increasingly aiming to recruit middle-aged and older workers, as the nation’s population ages rapidly due to a falling birthrate. Last year, Taiwan’s population shrank for the first time, with Ministry of the Interior data published last month showing 173,156 deaths and 165,249 births. The population dropped 0.18 percent to 23,561,236, after peaking at 23,773,876 in 2019, the data showed. While d...

The board of directors of electronic components supplier Lite-On Technology Corp (光寶科技) has approved a cash dividend distribution of NT$3.4 per share, a record dividend translating into a cash yield rate of 6 percent, the company said yesterday. Lite-On’s net profit hit a record at NT$10.02 billion (US$354.6 million) last year, up 7 percent year-on-year, which translates to earnings per share of NT$4.31. COVID-19 pandemic-related demand for technology products, including notebooks and ...

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Advocacy Group Claims Chinese State-Owned Companies Supply Arms to Burma’s Military Thousands protest against Beijings support of the coup An advocacy group has recently accused Chinese state-owned companies of being the biggest arms supplier to the Burmese military. Meanwhile, thousands of Burmese citizens have recently protested against the coup and believe Beijing was behind it, despite the Chinese embassy repeatedly denying the claim. Citing research by the advocacy group “Justice For M...

Shares end down despite rebound in second half of day Staff writer, with CNA The TAIEX closed lower yesterday as investors chose to pocket gains from the previous two sessions, but losses were limited by a rally in the final two hours of trading boosted by strong market liquidity, dealers said. While large-cap tech stocks, including contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電), felt pressure, optoelectronics stocks, such as smartphone camera lens supplier Largan Pr...

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