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While both countries are exploring the use of autonomous vehicles for taxi services, why does China place more emphasis on the use of mobile payment cards?
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China and the United States have chosen different approaches to the field of autonomous driving: the U.S. is prioritizing the development of robotic taxis for urban areas, while C…
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Why aren't beverages selling well this summer?
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In the first half of 2026, the domestic beverage industry experienced a rare situation where both volume and prices declined: total production fell by 0.5% year-on-year (the first…
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"Dialogue with the Father of Claude Code: As Models Become Smarter, Those Who Still Design Complex Workflows Are Simply Pretending to Be Creating Products"
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Boris Cherny, the head of Claude Code at Anthropic, shared the latest advancements in AI programming: The Opus5 model can run continuously for weeks and is resistant to prompt inj…
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After opening 30,000 stores, is Mingming still very busy? What other “ammunition” does it have?
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Mingminghema's first interim report after going public shows impressive results: half-year revenue of 45 billion yuan (a 60% increase), adjusted net profit of 2.45 billion yuan (a…
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4.27 Million Vehicles Recalled: After Over a Decade in the Automotive Industry, Can't They Even Make a Good Door Handle?
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Nine automakers, including Tesla and Xiaomi, have recalled 4.2751 million vehicles due to the emergency handles inside the cars being the same color as the interior, making them d…
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Wang Xingxing achieved great success, and I can't help but feel jealous.
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This article is not a traditional financial news piece; rather, it reflects the personal insights of a hardware industry professional after seeing Yushu Technology go public…
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YuShu Technology's Wang Xingxing 'Pressured' to Go Public
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As a leading company in the field of humanoid robots, Yushu Technology went public on the STAR Market three months ahead of schedule. On its first day of trading, the stock price …
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The viral short drama about gray-haired characters: Emotions are the key to business.
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Silver-haired short dramas have recently become extremely popular, essentially tapping into the long-ignored emotional needs of the elderly (such as loneliness, health anxie…
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Flexible employment scholars fell victim to the clever editors who crafted those catchy, golden phrases.
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Professor Zhang Dandan's statement in an interview, which suggested that the "flexibility" of flexible employment is a form of benefit, sparked widespread ridicule on social…
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Monthly salary of 3,500 RMB, aiming for significant results
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The term “da result” (big outcome) was originally a slang term used by nightclub workers, referring to making a large order or finding a wealthy partner to escape their low-…
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"Pre-made babies" are more terrifying than "pre-made food": Parents are heavily investing in a capability that is rapidly losing value.
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This article discusses a phenomenon where many parents are preparing their children for the next semester's lessons during the summer vacation, turning them into "pre-made childre…
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U.S. Treasuries failed to save the situation but instead weakened the dollar; gold prices soared. Basset’s attempt to “pull a stunt” backfired, resulting in significant losses.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen attempted to lower long-term interest rates (such as those on 10- and 30-year Treasury bonds) by increasing the purchase of these bonds. Howev…
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Original Title: What Does a "Textbook-Level" Interview Look Like?
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This article is written by an industry expert with over 20 years of experience in HR and mining recruitment. Based on thousands of interview observations, the author outlines the …
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It's all the president's fault for knowing too much.
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Trump, on the grounds of "aesthetic preference," has requested two major technical modifications to the U.S. Navy's Ford-class aircraft carriers: first, to abandon the more advanc…
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How many humanoid robots are actually working?
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Embodied intelligence (in simple terms, robots that can perceive and act like humans) has become a highly sought-after target for investors, with leading companies boasting a tota…
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When Britain's White Cliffs were transformed into a Chinese 5A-level tourist attraction
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This article begins with a joke about netizens using AI to “transform” White Cliffs in the UK into a domestic scenic spot style, using it as a pretext to compare the differe…
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With things coming to this point, the young creators might as well just give it their all.
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This summer, there has been a surge in AI-driven film and television production, but the employment challenges for traditional film and television professionals have not diminishe…
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New term emerging in the context of AI agent security: “Authority”
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This article focuses on the security challenges posed by AI Agents, which are capable of executing tasks autonomously. Traditional methods of authentication (verifying “who you ar…
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Platforms are using AI to combat AI.
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This article discusses the dramatic shift in the perception of AI-generated content (AIGC) from being highly sought after to becoming a problematic liability. Initially, platforms…
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People who are more proficient in using AI tend to experience a faster decline in their learning abilities.
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This news article focuses on a study examining the use of AI by 27,000 Chinese middle school students. Students who used AI to complete their homework saw an average increase …