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Why Thousands Of Chinese Students Went On Mass Night Bike Rides
Dubbed the "Night Riding Great Army", the university students travelled on a road that connected Zhengzhou with Kaifeng.
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Shocking Video Shows Child Playing On Window Ledge Of High-Rise Building In China
The video captured by a neighbour in Zhengzhou, Henan, shows a child playing hide and seek and shouting to them to go back inside.
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iPhones To Be Built In 300-Acre Karnataka Factory, "To Create 1 Lakh Jobs"
Apple phones would be built in a new 300-acre factory in Karnataka, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar and Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said today. The manufacturing unit will provide employment to one lakh people, they said.
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iPhone Assembler Foxconn Replaces iPhone Business Chief After Tumultuous Year in China: Report
Foxconn has reportedly appointed Michael Chiang as the company's iPhone assembly business chief after a troubled year for the company in China. The company's plant in China's Zhengzhou city was heavily affected late last year after the country's COVID-19 curbs prompted thousands of workers to leave, followed by worker unrest and protests. Chiang wi...
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iPhone Maker Foxconn Says Output at Largest China Plant Recovering Despite Revenue Drop
Foxconn said on Thursday that output at its iPhone manufacturing plant for iPhones at Zhengzhou in China had "basically returned to normal". The iPhone assembler also revealed that the company's December revenue was down 12.3 percent year-on-year, and the announcement comes months after it was hit by disruptions at the factory over workers' wages a...
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China's Covid-Hit iPhone Factory Close To Resuming Full Production: Report
Foxconn's COVID-hit iPhone plant in China's Zhengzhou city is almost back to full production, with its December shipments reaching about 90% of initial plans, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Watch: Over 200 Vehicles Crash, Pile Up On China Bridge Amid Heavy Fog
Dozens of vehicles crashed in major car pileup on a bridge in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou in Henan province because of extremely foggy conditions on Wednesday morning.
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Foxconn Ends Months-Long 'Closed Loop' at Largest iPhone Assembly Plant in China
Foxconn has ended a month's long "closed loop" at its biggest iPhone assembly plant in central China. The decision of the Taiwanese tech firm comes after the country loosened its stringent COVID-19 regulations. The company's facility in central Zhengzhou was in effective lockdown for 56 days after cases were detected in October.
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Foxconn Reports Fall in Sales After Disruption Over Protests at China iPhone Plant
Foxconn said that its sales for November were down 11.4 percent from the year before, as the company's shipments were affected by a COVID-19 outbreak at the firm's biggest China plant. The company's iPhone plant in Zhengzhou was rocked by violent protests last month, leading to an exodus of workers from the factory.
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Apple Said to Plan to Move Some iPhone Production Out of China After Violent Protests at Foxconn Plant
Apple is reportedly accelerating its plans to move iPhone production out of China, to other countries like India and Vietnam. The Cupertino company is said to be looking to reduce its dependence on Taiwanese assemblers such as Foxconn. Last month, Foxconn's iPhone assembly plant in Zhengzhou was rocked by violent protests over a pay dispute, affect...
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iPhone Production Said to See 30 Percent Slump After Disruption at Foxconn Plant in China
iPhone production could see a slump of 30 percent at Foxconn's Zhengzhou factory in China, days after the plant saw protests from workers. Foxconn has apologised for committing a pay-related "technical error" when hiring new recruits at its largest iPhone factory in the country.
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iPhone Shipments From Foxconn's China Factory To Fall By 30%: Report
Production of Apple Inc's iPhones could slump by at least 30% at Foxconn's factory in China's city of Zhengzhou after worker unrest disrupted operations, sources said.
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iPhone Factory Workers' Protest: Over 20,000 New Hires Said to Leave Foxconn's Zhengzhou Plant
Foxconn is said to have seen over 20,000 new hires leave the company's Zhengzhou iPhone plant in China, after widespread worker protests that rocked the facility over a pay dispute. The company apologised for committing a pay-related "technical error" when hiring new recruits, offered remuneration to employees who wanted to resign and leave the cha...
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Over 6 Million In Covid Lockdown In China's 'iPhone City' After Clashes
China has ordered six million people into lockdown in a city where violent protests broke out at an iPhone factory over Covid isolation policies and working conditions.
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iPhone Factory Workers Beaten During Protest Over Pay Dispute at Foxconn's China Plant
Foxconn workers at the company's biggest iPhone manufacturing plant in China were beaten after they protested over a pay dispute on Tuesday. The protest in the Zhengzhou factory lasted through Wednesday morning as thousands of workers gathered outside dormitories and confronted factory security workers, according to an employee.
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Why Thousands Of Chinese Students Went On Mass Night Bike Rides
Dubbed the "Night Riding Great Army", the university students travelled on a road that connected Zhengzhou with Kaifeng.
-
Shocking Video Shows Child Playing On Window Ledge Of High-Rise Building In China
The video captured by a neighbour in Zhengzhou, Henan, shows a child playing hide and seek and shouting to them to go back inside.
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iPhones To Be Built In 300-Acre Karnataka Factory, "To Create 1 Lakh Jobs"
Apple phones would be built in a new 300-acre factory in Karnataka, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar and Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said today. The manufacturing unit will provide employment to one lakh people, they said.
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iPhone Assembler Foxconn Replaces iPhone Business Chief After Tumultuous Year in China: Report
Foxconn has reportedly appointed Michael Chiang as the company's iPhone assembly business chief after a troubled year for the company in China. The company's plant in China's Zhengzhou city was heavily affected late last year after the country's COVID-19 curbs prompted thousands of workers to leave, followed by worker unrest and protests. Chiang wi...
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iPhone Maker Foxconn Says Output at Largest China Plant Recovering Despite Revenue Drop
Foxconn said on Thursday that output at its iPhone manufacturing plant for iPhones at Zhengzhou in China had "basically returned to normal". The iPhone assembler also revealed that the company's December revenue was down 12.3 percent year-on-year, and the announcement comes months after it was hit by disruptions at the factory over workers' wages a...
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China's Covid-Hit iPhone Factory Close To Resuming Full Production: Report
Foxconn's COVID-hit iPhone plant in China's Zhengzhou city is almost back to full production, with its December shipments reaching about 90% of initial plans, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Watch: Over 200 Vehicles Crash, Pile Up On China Bridge Amid Heavy Fog
Dozens of vehicles crashed in major car pileup on a bridge in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou in Henan province because of extremely foggy conditions on Wednesday morning.
-
Foxconn Ends Months-Long 'Closed Loop' at Largest iPhone Assembly Plant in China
Foxconn has ended a month's long "closed loop" at its biggest iPhone assembly plant in central China. The decision of the Taiwanese tech firm comes after the country loosened its stringent COVID-19 regulations. The company's facility in central Zhengzhou was in effective lockdown for 56 days after cases were detected in October.
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Foxconn Reports Fall in Sales After Disruption Over Protests at China iPhone Plant
Foxconn said that its sales for November were down 11.4 percent from the year before, as the company's shipments were affected by a COVID-19 outbreak at the firm's biggest China plant. The company's iPhone plant in Zhengzhou was rocked by violent protests last month, leading to an exodus of workers from the factory.
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Apple Said to Plan to Move Some iPhone Production Out of China After Violent Protests at Foxconn Plant
Apple is reportedly accelerating its plans to move iPhone production out of China, to other countries like India and Vietnam. The Cupertino company is said to be looking to reduce its dependence on Taiwanese assemblers such as Foxconn. Last month, Foxconn's iPhone assembly plant in Zhengzhou was rocked by violent protests over a pay dispute, affect...
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iPhone Production Said to See 30 Percent Slump After Disruption at Foxconn Plant in China
iPhone production could see a slump of 30 percent at Foxconn's Zhengzhou factory in China, days after the plant saw protests from workers. Foxconn has apologised for committing a pay-related "technical error" when hiring new recruits at its largest iPhone factory in the country.
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iPhone Shipments From Foxconn's China Factory To Fall By 30%: Report
Production of Apple Inc's iPhones could slump by at least 30% at Foxconn's factory in China's city of Zhengzhou after worker unrest disrupted operations, sources said.
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iPhone Factory Workers' Protest: Over 20,000 New Hires Said to Leave Foxconn's Zhengzhou Plant
Foxconn is said to have seen over 20,000 new hires leave the company's Zhengzhou iPhone plant in China, after widespread worker protests that rocked the facility over a pay dispute. The company apologised for committing a pay-related "technical error" when hiring new recruits, offered remuneration to employees who wanted to resign and leave the cha...
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Over 6 Million In Covid Lockdown In China's 'iPhone City' After Clashes
China has ordered six million people into lockdown in a city where violent protests broke out at an iPhone factory over Covid isolation policies and working conditions.
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iPhone Factory Workers Beaten During Protest Over Pay Dispute at Foxconn's China Plant
Foxconn workers at the company's biggest iPhone manufacturing plant in China were beaten after they protested over a pay dispute on Tuesday. The protest in the Zhengzhou factory lasted through Wednesday morning as thousands of workers gathered outside dormitories and confronted factory security workers, according to an employee.
