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12/22/2024 10:02:14 pm

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Gold Bars

Singaporeans and Taiwanese Suspects Charged for Gold Scam

Seven Singaporeans and 25 Taiwanese have been charged with violating Taiwan's Banking Act for running a gold-buying scam worth billions.

Landmines Cambodia

Hong Kong Dentist Designs Robots to can Detect Landmines

Robots that can detect mines and trigger explosions are now being developed in Cambodia.

Tesla Hong Kong

Musk Says Hong Kong Will be Leader in Electric Cars

Elon Musk, the chief executive officer of electric car company Tesla, has expressed the view that Hong Kong will be the top destination of electric vehicles (EV) in the future given the pace of the technology's spread there.

Tesla China

Tesla CEO Locks Sights on China, Reveals Plans

Tesla Motors Inc. wants to ship 5,000 units of their electric vehicles (EV) to China this year, a 50 percent cut from last year's target.

China Tea

World's Oldest Tea Found in Chinese Emperor's Tomb

Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have found evidence of the oldest tea in the world buried with a Chinese emperor.

Australia-Taiwan

Australian Poultry Eggs Enter Taiwan Market for the First Time

The first shipment of poultry eggs from Australia to Taiwan has been approved on Thursday for release by Taiwanese authorities, marking a landmark in Australia-Taiwan trade relations.

Ai Weiwei

Chinese Artist Pulls Art From Exhibition in Denmark to Protest New Immigrant Law

World-renowned Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has announced that he has withdrawn his artworks from display at two Denmark museums to show his objection to the country's new law that allow the government to strip immigrants of their belongings.

 The Voice of China Season 5

'The Voice of China' Embroiled in Copyright Battle

Dutch production company Talpa Media is involved in a legal dispute with Star China, a media company, over the production of the next season of 'The Voice of China.'

Corbis

Bill Gates Sells Photography Archives to Chinese Company

Bill Gates' extensive archives of the world's most famous photos have been sold to Visual China Group (VCG).

Macau Tourism

Macau to Focus on Attracting Indian Tourists

The head of Macau's tourism department says that the city will focus on the Indian market as part of the its goal to diversify visitors.

Tang Jingling

'The Three Gentlemen of Guangzhou' Receive Jailtime

An intermediate people's court in Guangzhou announced the ruling on Friday to debarred lawyer Tang Jingling, and activists Wang Qingying and Yuan Xinting. Tang, being the leader, received five years in prison while the other two received three. The public has dubbed them "The Three Gentlemen of Guangzhou."

Macau Tourism

Statistics Show Less Visitors are Staying in Macau Hotels

The number of people staying in Macau hotels significantly decreased last year, according to the Statistics and Census Service.

Mangshan Pit Viper

Authorities Say Habitat Loss is the Biggest Threat to China's Wildlife

Loss of habitat is the biggest cause of the dwindling numbers of China's wildlife, topping disturbances from major construction projects near nature reserves and direct human interference.

China Tech

Chinese Justice Ministry Probes Ex-Employee of a Big Tech Company for Leaking Confidential Information

A former employee of a top Chinese electronic parts manufacturer has been taken into custody for questioning over his involvement in leaking important information to a competitor.

seafood

FDA Exposes Mislabeled Seafood Products

During an investigation, China's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has revealed that out five out of the 25 products they tested were inaccurately labeled.

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