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Positioning as the most welcomed technology in the "Blooming Cup" Competition BEIJING, Dec. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The 4th "Blooming Cup" 5G Application Pitch Competition was completed

Holiday reading from war lessons to Jakarta street life and Ai Weiwei | Asia’s tourism pain

On a bamboo-covered mountaintop the mud-walled houses of Diaotan village are just barely visible through the thick fog that often shrouds this remote hamlet in China’s Zhejiang province. Worn but sturdy earthen walls still enclose the largest structure of Diaotan, the ancestral hall, or citang. Inside, a few lanterns and red couplets hang above a stone courtyard covered with

On April 1, 2017—April Fool’s Day—the government made a surprise announcement that a satellite city bigger than New York would be built from scratch on the outskirts of Beijing.

Rapid rises in the prices of raw materials and bulk commodities, including coal and metal, have been effectively curbed in November, thanks to the implementation of policies aiming to stabilize prices and ensure domestic supply, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on Thursday.

The investment case for coal-fired power is looking increasingly unconvincing, but more plants will need to be cancelled if the world is to avoid runaway climate change, a report published on Monday said.The report which was co-authored by green groups CoalSwarm and the Sierra Club, is the latest salvo being fired against those who finance coal, the fossil fuel blamed most for

At the conference, ATOSHI CEO Liao Wang's classic quote: "The world belongs to you, also belongs to us, in the end, the world belongs to crypto holders." New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - October

China’s economic growth is likely to slow to 5.5% in 2022 from an expected expansion of 8.2% this year, a Reuters poll showed, but the central bank could remain cautious about monetary easing due to worries over high debt and property risks. Gross domestic product (GDP) in the third quarter likely grew 5.2% from a ...

As the IMF warned of “longer-than-expected” disruptions on global supply chains posed by the COVID-19 and cut down growth forecast for global economy, concerns are growing over the severeness of the worldwide problem and its potentially profound pressure on global trade and economic growth, with countries scrambling to find a fix.

China’s economic growth is likely to slow to 5.5% in 2022 from an expected expansion of 8.2% this year, a Reuters poll showed, but the central bank could remain cautious about monetary easing due to worries over high debt and property risks. Gross domestic product (GDP) in the third quarter likely grew 5.2% from a ...