China goes full throttle on driverless vehicle use
Pony.ai reportedly operates around 250 robotaxis in a combined area of 2,000 square kilometres in China’s four top-tier cities, which include Beijing and Shanghai...
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Business Leader of the Week: Zeng Yuqun-led CATL introduces ‘Choco-Swap’ EV battery
CATL was established in Ningde, China, in 2011 by Zeng Yuqun...
IF Insights: All you need to know about Honda-Nissan merger talks
Honda, which has a market capitalisation of more than USD 40 billion, roughly four times that of Nissan, will appoint the majority of the company's board...
Arab-China trade surges to USD 400 billion, urban development to see Beijing cooperation
The ongoing collaboration between China and Arab countries, particularly in the housing and construction sectors, reflects the growing strength and scope of the BRI’s global ambitions...
OPEC slashes global oil demand growth forecast for 2025
The global demand growth forecast for 2025 was also lowered by OPEC to 11.4 million barrels per day...
Reimagining AI under Trump 2.0
According to Donald Trump's own first-term AI order, federal AI systems must adhere to civil rights, which will necessitate social harm analysis...
Oil nudges up on escalating Ukraine war, signs of improving China demand
The rising conflict between Ukraine and Russia, two of the world's largest oil producers, seems to have helped prices...
China mandates banks for USD 2 billion bond issuance in Saudi Arabia
Recently, China's Ministry of Finance announced that, with State Council approval, it would issue bonds in Saudi Arabia for a maximum of USD 2 billion...
Business Leader of the Week: Robin Li-led Baidu bolsters its AI line-up through I-RAG
Google co-founder Larry Page filed a patent for the PageRank search algorithm, in 1998, which referenced Robin Li's work on RankDex...
Will Dissanayake pull Sri Lanka out of the abyss?
Sri Lanka's economy is expected to grow 3% in 2024, reversing 2023's contraction, while inflation, which peaked at 70% in September 2022, moderated to 0.5% in August this year...