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Realme Unveils 320W SuperSonic Technology With 4-Minute Smartphone Charging Capability
Realme took the wraps off its latest innovation in proprietary fast-charging technology at its annual 828 Fan Fest in China on Wednesday. The technology, dubbed 320W SuperSonic Charge”, is claimed to be capable of charging a smartphone in about four and a half minutes.
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Shenzen Seals Off Big Firms Including iPhone Maker Foxconn To Battle Covid
The Shenzhen government asked 100 major companies, including iPhone maker Foxconn and oil producer CNOOC Ltd, to implement a "closed loop" system for a week as the southern city battles a COVID-19 outbreak, Bloomberg News reported on Monday.
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Vivo to Unveil New OriginOS on November 18, Details Remain Unclear
Vivo will unveil its new OriginOS on November 18 through an event in Shenzhen. The company made the announcement through a post on Chinese microblogging website Weibo. It has also created a dedicated OriginOS profile on the platform where it is expected to announce new information in the coming days leading to the reveal.
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BMW to Be First Foreign Firm to Test Self-Driving Car in China
The autonomous car market is ramping up in China as local upstarts, technology behemoths and foreign automakers go head-to-head.
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Watch: Screaming Man Runs From Train, Hundreds Follow. No One Knows Why
A screaming passenger brought the house down at a subway station in China. Surveillance footage shows the passenger causing a frenzy at a station in Shenzen after he started screaming inside the train and made a dash for the doors.
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25 Indian Doctors On China Trip With Families, Stranded In Shenzhen, Move To Macau
Twenty-five Indian doctors and their families, who were on a trip to China and got stuck at a hotel in Shenzhen over non-payment of dues, moved to Macau today after the issue was settled
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China Stocks Close Higher; Central Bank Tries to Stabilise Yuan
China stocks closed higher in choppy trade on Tuesday as the central bank tried to stabilise the yuan after allowing it to sharply depreciate in the first week of the year, sowing confusion in global financial markets over its policy direction.
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China's Landslide Disaster A Man Made Tragedy: Official
The massive landslide in China's manufacturing hub of Shenzen which killed at least four people and left dozens missing was a man made tragedy and not a geological disaster, official investigation said today.
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China Stocks Slump as Economy Worries Offset SOE Reform Hopes
Hong Kong shares were also down, with investors focused on whether the United States would raise interest rates this month.
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China Stocks Slip in Volatile Trade Despite Fresh Steps to Calm Investors
The CSI300 index fell 0.7 per cent to 3,226.53 points at 1:59 GMT, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.7 per cent to 3,060.16 points - both indexes were shunted in and out of the black in a reflection of the fragile sentiment.
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China Stocks Up After Policy Change on Futures Trading
Financials were broadly down, likely reflecting the move to raise the cost of futures purchases, but most other sectors were up at midday.
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China Market Snaps 6-Day Losing Streak, Jumps Over 5%
Local and foreign investors hunted for bargains after a more than 20 per cent plunge in the country's major indexes over the past week.
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Asian Stocks Mostly Lower After China's Fifth Rate Cut
Stocks in China have fallen sharply over fears that the world's second-biggest economy, a key driver of global growth, is weaker than thought.
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Great Fall of China Sinks World Stocks, Dollar Tumbles
Alarm bells rang across world markets on Monday as a 9 per cent dive in Chinese shares and a sharp drop in the dollar and major commodities panicked investors.
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China Stocks Extend Slide Amid Warning of Severe Trade Pressure
The Shanghai and Shenzhen markets were down around 3 per cent in morning trade, taking their losses to more than 8 per cent since Monday's close.
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Realme Unveils 320W SuperSonic Technology With 4-Minute Smartphone Charging Capability
Realme took the wraps off its latest innovation in proprietary fast-charging technology at its annual 828 Fan Fest in China on Wednesday. The technology, dubbed 320W SuperSonic Charge”, is claimed to be capable of charging a smartphone in about four and a half minutes.
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Shenzen Seals Off Big Firms Including iPhone Maker Foxconn To Battle Covid
The Shenzhen government asked 100 major companies, including iPhone maker Foxconn and oil producer CNOOC Ltd, to implement a "closed loop" system for a week as the southern city battles a COVID-19 outbreak, Bloomberg News reported on Monday.
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Vivo to Unveil New OriginOS on November 18, Details Remain Unclear
Vivo will unveil its new OriginOS on November 18 through an event in Shenzhen. The company made the announcement through a post on Chinese microblogging website Weibo. It has also created a dedicated OriginOS profile on the platform where it is expected to announce new information in the coming days leading to the reveal.
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BMW to Be First Foreign Firm to Test Self-Driving Car in China
The autonomous car market is ramping up in China as local upstarts, technology behemoths and foreign automakers go head-to-head.
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Watch: Screaming Man Runs From Train, Hundreds Follow. No One Knows Why
A screaming passenger brought the house down at a subway station in China. Surveillance footage shows the passenger causing a frenzy at a station in Shenzen after he started screaming inside the train and made a dash for the doors.
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25 Indian Doctors On China Trip With Families, Stranded In Shenzhen, Move To Macau
Twenty-five Indian doctors and their families, who were on a trip to China and got stuck at a hotel in Shenzhen over non-payment of dues, moved to Macau today after the issue was settled
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China Stocks Close Higher; Central Bank Tries to Stabilise Yuan
China stocks closed higher in choppy trade on Tuesday as the central bank tried to stabilise the yuan after allowing it to sharply depreciate in the first week of the year, sowing confusion in global financial markets over its policy direction.
-
China's Landslide Disaster A Man Made Tragedy: Official
The massive landslide in China's manufacturing hub of Shenzen which killed at least four people and left dozens missing was a man made tragedy and not a geological disaster, official investigation said today.
-
China Stocks Slump as Economy Worries Offset SOE Reform Hopes
Hong Kong shares were also down, with investors focused on whether the United States would raise interest rates this month.
-
China Stocks Slip in Volatile Trade Despite Fresh Steps to Calm Investors
The CSI300 index fell 0.7 per cent to 3,226.53 points at 1:59 GMT, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.7 per cent to 3,060.16 points - both indexes were shunted in and out of the black in a reflection of the fragile sentiment.
-
China Stocks Up After Policy Change on Futures Trading
Financials were broadly down, likely reflecting the move to raise the cost of futures purchases, but most other sectors were up at midday.
-
China Market Snaps 6-Day Losing Streak, Jumps Over 5%
Local and foreign investors hunted for bargains after a more than 20 per cent plunge in the country's major indexes over the past week.
-
Asian Stocks Mostly Lower After China's Fifth Rate Cut
Stocks in China have fallen sharply over fears that the world's second-biggest economy, a key driver of global growth, is weaker than thought.
-
Great Fall of China Sinks World Stocks, Dollar Tumbles
Alarm bells rang across world markets on Monday as a 9 per cent dive in Chinese shares and a sharp drop in the dollar and major commodities panicked investors.
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China Stocks Extend Slide Amid Warning of Severe Trade Pressure
The Shanghai and Shenzhen markets were down around 3 per cent in morning trade, taking their losses to more than 8 per cent since Monday's close.
