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10-Year-Old Japanese Schoolboy Stabbed To Death In China
A child enrolled in a Japanese school in the Chinese city of Shenzhen has died after being stabbed on Wednesday, officials confirmed on Thursday, the second such attack near Japanese educational centres in China in recent months.
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Beijing, Other Chinese Cities Remove Covid Testing Booths, Ease Travel Curbs
Beijing residents cheered the removal of COVID-19 testing booths while Shenzhen followed other cities in announcing it would no longer require commuters to present their test results to travel, as an easing of China's virus curbs gathered pace.
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iPhone November Shipments Said to See 30 Percent Slash Due to COVID-19 Woes in Foxconn China Plant
Apple supplier Foxconn's COVID-19 woes at its vast iPhone manufacturing facility in China's Zhengzhou city could slash the site's November iPhone shipments by up to 30 percent, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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China Steps Up Anti-Covid Measures In Megacities As Infections Mount
Shanghai and other big Chinese cities, including Shenzhen, have ramped up testing for COVID-19 as infections rise, with some local authorities hastily closing schools, entertainment venues and tourist spots.
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Shenzhen Goes Into Lockdown As China Fights Covid Outbreaks
Most residents of the Chinese tech hub of Shenzhen went into a weekend lockdown on Saturday as mass COVID-19 testing kicked off in much of the city of 18 million people.
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World's Largest Electronics Market Shut Down In China Amid Covid Cases
Authorities in the southern city of Shenzhen said on Monday they have closed the world's largest electronics market, in Huaqiangbei, as a COVID-19 prevention measure.
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Baidu Bags License to Operate China's First Fully Driverless Robotaxi Service
Baidu, China’s search engine, has bagged permit to operate first fully driverless robotaxis in two cities of China. The company is also in talks with local governments in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen to secure licenses within a year to test fully-driverless and unpaid robotaxis.
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Robotaxi Trials Increase in Shenzhen as China Accelerates Driverless Car Dreams
China’s Shenzhen will now allow registered autonomous vehicles (AVs) to operate without a driver in the driving seat across a broad swath of the city, but a driver must still be present in the vehicle. The new rule for firms testing driverless robotaxis in the city like Baidu’s Apollo unit, Toyota-backed Pony, Nissan-backed Weride, Alibaba-back...
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China’s Shenzhen Said to Order 100 Major Firms Including Foxconn Into Closed Loop to Curb COVID-19 Spread
China’s Shenzhen is said to have directed 100 major companies to set up “closed loop” systems” as the city attempts to curb the spread of Covid-19. Among the firms directed to set up a closed loop is iPhone maker Foxconn, which said operations at its facility were “normal”. Companies like BYD, Huawei, and ZTE have also been directed to ...
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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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China Plans to Airdrop $4.5 Million in e-CNY to Shenzhen Dwellers, Bids Big on CBDC
A total of $4.5 million (roughly Rs. 34 crore), wrapped in e-CNY, will be airdropped in China’s Shenzhen city till June 9. People will be able to use their e-CNY tokens to pay for food, clothing, housing, and transportation. China is expanding its Digital Yuan adoption programme in more cities to get more people to use its CBDC.
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China's Central Bank Expands Digital Yuan Trials to Include More Major Cities
China's central bank has stated that it will further expand a pilot scheme of its digital currency to more areas, including cities in the eastern Zhejiang province which is set to host the Asian Games later this year.
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iPhone Supplier Foxconn Resumes Operations in China's Shenzhen Hit by COVID-19
iPhone supplier Foxconn has said that it has resumed normal operations in Shenzhen, the Chinese city hit by a new wave of COVID-19 cases, after creating a bubble for its workers.
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iPhone Supplier Foxconn Halts Production in COVID-Hit Shenzhen, Adjusts China Production
Apple supplier and iPhone assembler Foxconn said on Monday that it has suspended operations in the Chinese city of Shenzhen to comply with the local government's COVID-19 control policies.
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China's Covid Spike: "Zero-Covid" Approach Fails, Lockdowns Grow, Worse Likely
All 17 million people in the Chinese tech hub of Shenzhen began their first full day under lockdown Monday, as restrictions spread across Shanghai and other major cities to combat an outbreak challenging the nation's zero-tolerance Covid strategy.
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10-Year-Old Japanese Schoolboy Stabbed To Death In China
A child enrolled in a Japanese school in the Chinese city of Shenzhen has died after being stabbed on Wednesday, officials confirmed on Thursday, the second such attack near Japanese educational centres in China in recent months.
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Beijing, Other Chinese Cities Remove Covid Testing Booths, Ease Travel Curbs
Beijing residents cheered the removal of COVID-19 testing booths while Shenzhen followed other cities in announcing it would no longer require commuters to present their test results to travel, as an easing of China's virus curbs gathered pace.
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iPhone November Shipments Said to See 30 Percent Slash Due to COVID-19 Woes in Foxconn China Plant
Apple supplier Foxconn's COVID-19 woes at its vast iPhone manufacturing facility in China's Zhengzhou city could slash the site's November iPhone shipments by up to 30 percent, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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China Steps Up Anti-Covid Measures In Megacities As Infections Mount
Shanghai and other big Chinese cities, including Shenzhen, have ramped up testing for COVID-19 as infections rise, with some local authorities hastily closing schools, entertainment venues and tourist spots.
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Shenzhen Goes Into Lockdown As China Fights Covid Outbreaks
Most residents of the Chinese tech hub of Shenzhen went into a weekend lockdown on Saturday as mass COVID-19 testing kicked off in much of the city of 18 million people.
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World's Largest Electronics Market Shut Down In China Amid Covid Cases
Authorities in the southern city of Shenzhen said on Monday they have closed the world's largest electronics market, in Huaqiangbei, as a COVID-19 prevention measure.
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Baidu Bags License to Operate China's First Fully Driverless Robotaxi Service
Baidu, China’s search engine, has bagged permit to operate first fully driverless robotaxis in two cities of China. The company is also in talks with local governments in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen to secure licenses within a year to test fully-driverless and unpaid robotaxis.
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Robotaxi Trials Increase in Shenzhen as China Accelerates Driverless Car Dreams
China’s Shenzhen will now allow registered autonomous vehicles (AVs) to operate without a driver in the driving seat across a broad swath of the city, but a driver must still be present in the vehicle. The new rule for firms testing driverless robotaxis in the city like Baidu’s Apollo unit, Toyota-backed Pony, Nissan-backed Weride, Alibaba-back...
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China’s Shenzhen Said to Order 100 Major Firms Including Foxconn Into Closed Loop to Curb COVID-19 Spread
China’s Shenzhen is said to have directed 100 major companies to set up “closed loop” systems” as the city attempts to curb the spread of Covid-19. Among the firms directed to set up a closed loop is iPhone maker Foxconn, which said operations at its facility were “normal”. Companies like BYD, Huawei, and ZTE have also been directed to ...
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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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China Plans to Airdrop $4.5 Million in e-CNY to Shenzhen Dwellers, Bids Big on CBDC
A total of $4.5 million (roughly Rs. 34 crore), wrapped in e-CNY, will be airdropped in China’s Shenzhen city till June 9. People will be able to use their e-CNY tokens to pay for food, clothing, housing, and transportation. China is expanding its Digital Yuan adoption programme in more cities to get more people to use its CBDC.
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China's Central Bank Expands Digital Yuan Trials to Include More Major Cities
China's central bank has stated that it will further expand a pilot scheme of its digital currency to more areas, including cities in the eastern Zhejiang province which is set to host the Asian Games later this year.
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iPhone Supplier Foxconn Resumes Operations in China's Shenzhen Hit by COVID-19
iPhone supplier Foxconn has said that it has resumed normal operations in Shenzhen, the Chinese city hit by a new wave of COVID-19 cases, after creating a bubble for its workers.
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iPhone Supplier Foxconn Halts Production in COVID-Hit Shenzhen, Adjusts China Production
Apple supplier and iPhone assembler Foxconn said on Monday that it has suspended operations in the Chinese city of Shenzhen to comply with the local government's COVID-19 control policies.
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China's Covid Spike: "Zero-Covid" Approach Fails, Lockdowns Grow, Worse Likely
All 17 million people in the Chinese tech hub of Shenzhen began their first full day under lockdown Monday, as restrictions spread across Shanghai and other major cities to combat an outbreak challenging the nation's zero-tolerance Covid strategy.
