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Utilizing open-source software, the Chinese startup has achieved highly efficient results that have reshaped industry expectations and created a ripple effect by erasing some $2 trillion worth of ...

In its six-decade quest to return to its New York roots, the classic musical “Funny Girl” got used to the world raining on its parade. After an array of false starts and high-profile planned ...

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This is the first time a Chinese electric vehicle (EV) brand has topped the list here. Based on statistics from the Land Transport Authority published on Jan 17, BYD’s sales accounted for 14.4 ...

As the 2025 Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday approaches, many Vietnamese vendors are partnering with suppliers in China to livestream and put Chinese products on sale on local e-commerce platforms.

The move came after a call Trump had with Chinese President Xi Jinping a few days before he took office. Trump said in a social media post at the time that the leaders discussed fentanyl ...

This guy went around giving everyone pardons. And, you know, the funny thing (maybe the sad thing) is he didn't give himself a pardon -- and if you look at it, it all had to do with him.

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Yet, it won’t answer questions about Tiananmen Square, Tank Man, Winnie-the-Pooh, Taiwan, or even Chinese cyber threat actors. The DeepSeek-R1 is making waves on social media and being praised by AI ...

Photo: Jim LoScalzo – Pool via CNP/Zuma Press It took only about a day for Chinese censors to crack down on posts from Americans who had flooded onto the Chinese social-media app Xiaohongshu.