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Beijing Boosts AI Startup Manus As China Looks For Next DeepSeek
Chinese artificial intelligence startup Manus on Tuesday registered its China-facing AI assistant and was featured for the first time in a state media broadcast, highlighting Beijing's strategy of boosting domestic AI firms that have received oversea
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Baidu, Pony.ai Approved For Robotaxi Services In Beijing
Baidu Inc and self-driving startup Pony.ai will introduce paid driverless robotaxi services in China's capital Beijing, deploying not more than 100 vehicles in an area.
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Xiaomi To Have Electric Car HQ In Beijing
The Yizhuang area which is a suburb of Beijing is already a hotbed for EV startups and also is home to SMIC.
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Baidu, Pony.ai Approved For Robotaxi Services In Beijing
Chinese tech group Baidu Inc and self-driving startup Pony.ai have won approval to launch paid driverless robotaxi services that will see the firms deploy not more than 100 vehicles in an area in China's capital Beijing.
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US Widens Blacklist To include China's Artificial Intelligence Startups
The U.S. government expanded its trade blacklist to include some of China's top artificial intelligence startups, punishing Beijing for its treatment of Muslim minorities and ratcheting up tensions ahead of high-level trade talks in Washington this week.
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Chinese Startup iSpace Plans Up To 8 Commercial Rocket Launches Next Year
Beijing-based startup iSpace is planning up to eight commercial rocket launches next year, after last week becoming China's first privately funded firm to put a satellite into orbit, its executives told Reuters.
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Chinese Investors Expected To Commit $30 Million In 8 Indian Start-Ups
Chinese venture capital (VC) funds are likely to invest around $30 million in eight Indian start-ups, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said after the 2nd Startup India Investment Seminar held in Beijing on Tuesday.
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This Startup Gets Top Talent With $3 Million Pay Packages
China may have a reputation for low wages and sprawling factories. But in a sign of changing times, one startup founder has embraced a strategy of paying top employees the highest salaries in the market -- and so far it's working.
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One Startup Builds $1 Billion Business Out of 15-Cent Bike Rides
Walk around the streets of Beijing these days and the sidewalks are thronged with yellow and orange bicycles. These are the weapons of choice in one of the strangest, most colorful battles in the technology world.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Landed in India Without a Visa
Uber CEO Kalanick had to participate in the January 16 Startup India event in New Delhi.
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25-Year-Old's $500 Million Startup Fuels China Bike-Share Battle
In China's internet warzone, there's a road map for success: find a rich backer, get lots of money, burn it to buy market share.
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Beijing Promotes Low-Paid College Grads to Startup CEOs
Quitting her job as receptionist, joining rock bands and chancing her tattoo-sleeved arm at small business ventures would once have branded college graduate Ding Jia as a rebel in China. Now she can claim state endorsement as a "creative".
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Beijing Boosts AI Startup Manus As China Looks For Next DeepSeek
Chinese artificial intelligence startup Manus on Tuesday registered its China-facing AI assistant and was featured for the first time in a state media broadcast, highlighting Beijing's strategy of boosting domestic AI firms that have received oversea
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Baidu, Pony.ai Approved For Robotaxi Services In Beijing
Baidu Inc and self-driving startup Pony.ai will introduce paid driverless robotaxi services in China's capital Beijing, deploying not more than 100 vehicles in an area.
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Xiaomi To Have Electric Car HQ In Beijing
The Yizhuang area which is a suburb of Beijing is already a hotbed for EV startups and also is home to SMIC.
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Baidu, Pony.ai Approved For Robotaxi Services In Beijing
Chinese tech group Baidu Inc and self-driving startup Pony.ai have won approval to launch paid driverless robotaxi services that will see the firms deploy not more than 100 vehicles in an area in China's capital Beijing.
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US Widens Blacklist To include China's Artificial Intelligence Startups
The U.S. government expanded its trade blacklist to include some of China's top artificial intelligence startups, punishing Beijing for its treatment of Muslim minorities and ratcheting up tensions ahead of high-level trade talks in Washington this week.
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Chinese Startup iSpace Plans Up To 8 Commercial Rocket Launches Next Year
Beijing-based startup iSpace is planning up to eight commercial rocket launches next year, after last week becoming China's first privately funded firm to put a satellite into orbit, its executives told Reuters.
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Chinese Investors Expected To Commit $30 Million In 8 Indian Start-Ups
Chinese venture capital (VC) funds are likely to invest around $30 million in eight Indian start-ups, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said after the 2nd Startup India Investment Seminar held in Beijing on Tuesday.
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This Startup Gets Top Talent With $3 Million Pay Packages
China may have a reputation for low wages and sprawling factories. But in a sign of changing times, one startup founder has embraced a strategy of paying top employees the highest salaries in the market -- and so far it's working.
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One Startup Builds $1 Billion Business Out of 15-Cent Bike Rides
Walk around the streets of Beijing these days and the sidewalks are thronged with yellow and orange bicycles. These are the weapons of choice in one of the strangest, most colorful battles in the technology world.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Landed in India Without a Visa
Uber CEO Kalanick had to participate in the January 16 Startup India event in New Delhi.
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25-Year-Old's $500 Million Startup Fuels China Bike-Share Battle
In China's internet warzone, there's a road map for success: find a rich backer, get lots of money, burn it to buy market share.
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Beijing Promotes Low-Paid College Grads to Startup CEOs
Quitting her job as receptionist, joining rock bands and chancing her tattoo-sleeved arm at small business ventures would once have branded college graduate Ding Jia as a rebel in China. Now she can claim state endorsement as a "creative".
