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Microsoft, Google, Facebook, three giants, miserable, miserable, miserable

October 26, 2022

Microsoft, Google, Facebook, three giants, miserable, miserable, miserable

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The resurrected Zotye is about to go to overseas markets to cut leeks, but its predecessors are going bankrupt

October 26, 2022

The resurrected Zotye is about to go to overseas markets to cut leeks, but its predecessors are going bankrupt

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Chinese EV start-up WM Motor reportedly cut employees’ salaries by up to 50%

October 26, 2022

Baidu-backed Chinese electric vehicle (EV) start-up WM Motor Holdings has reportedly cut cut staff salaries by up to 50 per cent as its financial condition deteriorated. The Shanghai-based carmaker, which has an annual production capacity of 250,000 units, cut senior managers’ salaries by half and reduced the salaries of other employees by 30 per cent this month, according to financial media outlet Jiemian. Two executives of WM’s supply-chain vendors attributed the company’s financial troubles to weak sales, highlighting that WM Motor was struggling to sustain its operations. WM Motor booked a total loss of 1.95 billion yuan (US$270 million) in 2021, up 68% from a year earlier. In the first eight months of 2022, the company sold 25,158 vehicles in China, which is tiny numbers compared Its domestic rivals. Xpeng, Li Auto and Nio routinely sold about 10,000 vehicles each in one month. WM Motor priced its vehicles between 150,000 yuan (US$20,574) and 200,000 yuan that medium-to-low market. In comparison, Xpeng, Li Auto and Nio are priced above 200,000 yuan and compete against Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. In June, WM filed an IPO application to the Hong Kong stock exchange, joining the ranks of EV peers Leapmotor Technology, XPeng, Li Auto and Nio, all of which have either applied to list or are already listed on the Hong Kong exchange, WM motor was founded by automotive veteran Freeman Shen in 2015, who held various senior management position at Volvo, Fiat and Geely in China. WM Motor is partnering with Baidu on Project Apollo, one of the world’s largest and most diversified open autonomous driving alliance platforms.

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HK and Singapore’s mega-rich are growing more interested in crypto and digital assets, KPMG report shows

October 26, 2022

Hong Kong and Singapore’s wealthy elite are growing more interested in crypto and digital assets investment, KMPG and Aspen Digital suggested. According to a Oct 24 report from KPMG China and Aspen Digital titled “Investing in Digital Assets, more than 90% of family offices and high-net-worth individuals (HNWI) are interested in investing in the digital assets sector or have already done so. The report focuses on surveying family offices and HNWIs in Hong Kong and Singapore that manage assets between $10 million and $500 million, it showed that 58% of family offices and HNWI of respondents are already investing in digital assets, and 34% “plan to do so.” The report indicated that institutions have increased engagement in digital asset financial products, including regulated products. Driven by institutional adoption and attention, super riches feel a lot more confident in crypto sector. DBS, Singapore’s largest bank, expected approximately 100,000 wealth clients using crypto services on its digital exchange (DDEx).  However, the allocations remain relatively small, with most allocating less than 5% of their portfolio to digital assets — mainly in Bitcoin and Ether. In July, KPMG highlighted in its report that Asia Pacific is in the midst of a major business shift as fast-growing companies tap the potential of new technologies particularly Web 3.  Based on a survey of 6,472 Asian Pacific technology startups with valuations up to USD500 million, KPMG and HSBC found that over 25 percent (1,780 out of 6472) emerging giants tied to blockchain sectors. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and decentralized finance (Defi) took top two spot of the top 20 industry subsectors where Asian Pacific “emerging giants” were active, blockchain real estate and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO) were also present among the top 20 subsector, reflecting the current focus across the region on digital assets and Web3.0.

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Amazon’s first wind farm and solar farm in China expected to produce 496000 MWh each year

October 26, 2022

On October 26, Amazon announced that the first two renewable energy projects supported by the company in China, the Shandong Solar Power Plant and the Qian'an Wind Power Plant, have officially gone into operation. The two projects are expected to have a total installed capacity of 200 megawatts (MW) and are expected to generate 496,000 megawatt hours (MWh) of clean energy per year, equivalent to the average electricity consumption of 250,000 Chinese households. “By becoming operational, these projects are helping China meet its renewable energy goals,” said Elaine Chang, corporate vice president and managing director of Amazon Web Services for the greater China region. In addition, the two renewable energy projects are expected to contribute to local environmental, economic and educational development through investments in local communities, according to Amazon. Amazon announced five new renewable energy projects in May, 2020. The five include the Shandong Solar Power Plant and the Qian'an Wind Power Plant in China, as well as projects in Australia and the U.S. Kara Hurst, Vice President of Sustainability, Amazon, said at the time the company “believe it is possible to reach 100% renewable energy by 2025, five years ahead of the goals we announced last fall.” Amazon’s Australia project is expected to generate 250,000 MWh of clean energy each year, which is enough to power the equivalent of 40,000 average Australian homes. Its three U.S. projects include a 200 MW solar project and an 80 MW solar project in Ohio, and a 130 MW one in Virginia. The three are expected to have the capacity to power the equivalent of 69,000 average U.S. homes each year. China is on its way to achieve carbon zero and has has committed to obtaining 1,200 gigawatts (GW) of wind and solar power capacity to help power its economy with clean energy. By the end of 2021, the country had reached a world-leading record by installing 1,000 GW of renewable energy capacity.  

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比特幣躍上 2 萬美元關卡,空單大回補、觸底說浮現

October 25, 2022

比特幣過去一個月持續在 19,000 美元附近徘徊,25 日晚受到大批空單回補及美元拉回推升高風險資產的激勵, […]

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IDC:2022 年 10 月筆電與顯示器液晶顯示面板價格跌勢持續收斂

October 25, 2022

根據 IDC 全球專業代工與顯示產業研究團隊最新的全球大尺寸液晶顯示面板價格研究報告(Worldwide La […]

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政策愈模糊愈害怕,中國富人啟動逃生計畫

October 25, 2022

中國過去幾十年的經濟繁榮,成就大批超級富豪,但習近平任內的打奢,驅逐貪官強硬作風,讓超級富豪不寒而慄,新冠清零 […]

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研究稱:Apple Watch 血氧偵測功能與醫療級設備一樣可靠

October 25, 2022

雖然蘋果 Apple Watch 上的血氧偵測功能並不被視為醫材,但是根據國外的一項研究顯示,Apple Wa […]

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Mobileye IPO 定價高於目標區間,26 日掛牌交易

October 25, 2022

半導體大廠英特爾(Intel)旗下自駕技術部門 Mobileye 將於 10 月 26 日正式掛牌,受到市場矚 […]

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口罩已成穿搭配件!中衛推出美化下巴線「4D 立體口罩」

October 25, 2022

口罩令何時解除成為全民關注議題,但是現在口罩已經成為穿搭配件的一部分,中衛運用人體工學,正式推出擁有獨家專利的 […]

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國際太空站儀器成天空之眼,抓出地球 50 多個甲烷排放熱點

October 25, 2022

甲烷是一種溫室氣體,雖然大氣中含量比二氧化碳少,但溫室效應比二氧化碳高 80 倍。NASA 安裝在國際太空站的 […]

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