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11/22/2024 05:02:35 am

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China financial district

China's Inbound and Outbound Direct Investments Surge

China's foreign direct investment (FDI) experienced a boost this year in a five-month period from January to May. A total of $53.83 billion (334 billion yuan) utilized FDIs flowed into the country, a 10.5 percent growth year-on-year, with the services industry contributing most to the growth, data from the Commerce ministry showed.

nickel

Nickel Asia Corp.: The Philippines Will Fail to Satisfy China’s Nickel Ore Demand

According to Manny Samson, chief financial officer of Nickel Asia Corp., the Philippines is not capable of completely meeting the demands for nickel coming from China.

Apple News

Apple Enters the Fray with ‘News’ Reader App

Apple is looking to change the way that people get their news with the launch of a new news app, named, appropriately enough, News. With the launch of iOS 9, it will be a permanent part of the iPhone's app ecosystem, NPR reported.

Apple Music

Apple Joins the Streaming Bandwagon with Apple Music

Apple Music's launch was headed by rapper and hitmaker Drake. The service was built by the people behind Beats Music service that Apple acquired as a part of its purchase on the music tech firm, Beats Electronics.

3D Print Artificial Bone

3D Printing Technology Successfully Separated Conjoined Twins in China

A conjoined twins were successfully separated at the Children's Hospital of Fudan University, thanks to 3d printers.

Chinese Steel Industry Suffers Losses As Demand Shrinks

Falling Chinese Exports Push Nickel Prices to Three-Week High

For months now, nickel prices have been highly dependent on economic signals from China. The weaker Chinese economy has been suppressing demand from local steel producers, making nickel prices lower than ever.

G7

G7 to End Fossil Fuel Reliance Before the Century Ends

On June 7, 2015, the leaders of the world’s wealthiest nations called for a global phase-out of fossil fuels at the latest G7 Summit in Elmau, Germany.

shell oil

Lawsuit Filed Against Fossil Fuel Drilling in the Arctic

With possible drilling expected to begin in July, several environmental groups led by the Sierra Club filed a petition in the US District Court of Appeals for San Francisco-based Ninth Circuit to halt the plans of Arctic Drilling, PLC, a subsidiary of Shell Oil, to begin extraction in Alaska, Reuters reported.

smartphones

$6000 Titanium-Body Android Phone Goes on Sale

These days, smartphones are getting more and more luxurious and expensive. Each month, a new model comes out that trumps the previous one. However, not all new models present a distinct difference that truly sets it apart from the rest, until Gresso handsets emerged.

Supreme Court

U.S. Court Rules Facebook Threats 'Not Criminal' As Long As They Don't Amount to True Threats

Threats on Facebook, as long as the intent is to not to act on those rants, is not a criminal offense, according to a recent United States Supreme Court ruling.

Copper china

Copper Prices Gain Attributed to Chinese Market Demand

Copper prices gained marginally on Tuesday, which is attributed to a stronger demand in China for the base metal and a weak dollar, Reuters reported.

steel, alloy,

New Kind of Memory Alloy Returns to Shape 10 Million Times

Memory shape alloys, or a type of metal that "remembers its shape," is a valuable fusion metal used in aircraft, medical, and lifestyle-driven industries. Memory shape alloys are nicknamed "smart metals" because of their ability revert to their original shape when exposed to heat.

China KFC

KFC Sues Chinese Companies Over Eight-Legged Chicken Rumor

KFC filed a lawsuit against three Chinese companies for spreading false information regarding the quality of chickens the restaurant serves.

Google

Google Upgrades Free Photo Storage Plan for Users

Google announced during the I/O developers conference that it is launching a new service for free and unlimited photo storage, Forbes reported.

south korea, china,

China and South Korea Sign Free Trade Agreement to Remove 90 Percent Tariffs in 20 Years

China and South Korea finally signed a bilateral Free Trade Agreement on Monday that will gradually remove more than 90 percent tariffs on selected imported goods in 20 years.

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