Science
US Government Publishes Photograph of China's Shenlong Space Plane
The photograph provides the first clear visual evidence of the Shenlong space plane in orbit around Earth and reveals its resemblance to the American X-37B space plane.
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Mbappé Apology Accepted by China
China has accepted soccer star Kylian Mbappé's apology for comments deemed insulting to Mao Zedong.
Style
Celine Sees Resurgence in Popularity Under Michael Rider's Creative Direction
Michael Rider's return as creative director has led to increased popularity for Celine, including extensive press coverage and a surge in demand among clients.
Business
Chinese Film Producers Release Country's First AI-Generated Feature Film
The sci-fi thriller Sanxingdui: Future Past has been a commercial disappointment at the Chinese box office, generating an estimated $180,000 through Monday.
World
Zhang Yiming Regains Title as China's Richest Person
The latest Hurun Report highlights the growing influence of high-tech sectors in China, with tech moguls experiencing significant increases in wealth.
Business
Penicillin production a concern for Europe as reliance on China grows
The European market has become heavily reliant on imports from China, with 86% of EU imports of penicillins and their derivatives coming from the country last year.
Business
Tommy Harper's App VeYou to Shut Down After Six Months
VeYou will cease operations on November 6, with its content being distributed through other platforms instead.
Science
Gerrothorax maritimus fossils discovered in Guizhou province China
Scientists from the University of California, Davis; Peking University; and the Geological Museum of Guizhou have uncovered fossil evidence of a previously unknown amphibian species that lived entirely at sea 237 million years ago.
Science
Late Triassic Marine Amphibian Fossil Found in China
A remarkable discovery has been made in China, shedding new light on the evolution of life on Earth.
Business
US-China Trade War Continues with No Signs of Resolution
The ongoing trade war between the US and China shows no signs of resolution despite President Trump's warnings that China would face "big trouble" if it didn't agree to a more reciprocal trade arrangement.
Business
PepsiCo Lags Behind in Cola Wars Amid Shift in Focus
The company's beverage division has struggled under the leadership of its former CEOs, including Steve Reinemund and Indra Nooyi.
Business
Rakuten Medical seeks FDA approval for "lightsaber" cancer treatment technology
Rakuten Medical's innovative technology uses light to target and destroy cancer cells, a minimally invasive approach aiming to preserve patients' quality of life while effectively treating the disease.
World
Brazil Holds Tense Presidential Runoff Election Between Lula and Bolsonaro
The presidential runoff election in Brazil is a highly contentious contest between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro, with polls indicating the two candidates are neck-and-neck.
Business
US-China AI Rivalry Leaves Other Countries Adrift
The United States and China are forming rival blocs in artificial intelligence, leaving other countries to navigate complex alliances.
Science
Global CO₂ Storage Hits Record High
A new report reveals that 43.6 million metric tons of carbon dioxide were stored in 2024 alone, marking a new annual record.
Business
Canada's Maple Syrup Reserve Nearly Depleted Due to US Demand Surge
The Quebec Maple Syrup Producers estimate that their strategic reserve will be completely exhausted by February due to an unexpected surge in demand from American consumers.
Business
Tesla's Roadster Unveiled with Impressive Performance Capabilities
The Tesla Roadster has been unveiled as a high-performance electric vehicle, showcasing innovative design features and impressive acceleration capabilities.
Technology
Chinese Phone Manufacturers Surpass Industry Giants in Some Areas
Chinese phone manufacturers have recently surpassed industry giants Apple and Samsung in some areas, such as battery life and camera capabilities.
Business
Starbucks Introduces New Rule Requiring Purchase Before Seating in China Stores
The new rule, announced on October 21st, affects all 8,000 outlets across mainland China and allows for priority support for certain individuals such as pregnant women or those with mobility issues.
World
Operation Targets Narcotics Trafficking in Indonesia
Indonesian authorities have conducted two significant operations to combat narcotics trafficking, resulting in the arrest of 19 individuals and the seizure of substantial quantities of illicit substances.