Born in 1947 in Vienna, one of the world's music capitals, Alexander Pereira dreamed of becoming an opera singer.
Stocks on Shanghai's STAR Market extended their gains on Thursday, and analysts said prices of stocks on the new tech-focused board may diverge with lower volatility in the near future.
Didi Chuxing announced on Thursday that Japanese carmaker Toyota Motor Corp will invest $600 million in it, a move which is expected to fund the loss-making Chinese ride-hailing company's further expansion in the transportation sector.
Companies in the baby and maternity business remain largely optimistic about prospects in China but said they need to roll out more customized products as challenges abound, according to industry experts attending the ongoing International Children Baby and Maternity Products Industry Expo.
Huawei and its partners have made a commitment to explore 5G intelligent agriculture applications in Canada - including at a winery.
Yangjiang nuclear power plant's unit 6 in Guangdong province is ready for commercial operation with all the debugging work done as of Wednesday, its operator China General Nuclear Power Corp said on Wednesday in a statement.
China has greenlighted the export of second-hand vehicles. As a result, nine cars were loaded onto a cargo ship in Nansha port in South China's Guangdong province last week, ready to sail to Cambodia. It took only three minutes for customs in Nansha to successfully clear the vehicles.
In a glitzy hall in Beijing, a special painting exhibition is underway. From the style of Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn to Japanese genre Ukiyo-e, the painter presents all the possibilities of what she can achieve. And more importantly, she is an artificial intelligence robot.
As paintings created by artificial intelligence pop up around the world and are being increasingly recognized as art, a fundamental question emerges: who is the author of these artworks?
Cutting interest rates may not be an urgent matter for China's monetary authority, even though other major economies are moving closer to a rate-cut cycle to tackle economic headwinds, according to advisors.
Profits of State-owned enterprises increased steadily in the first half of this year, with the electricity generation, real estate and building material sectors growing faster than the average, the Ministry of Finance said on Tuesday.
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