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Chinese Startup AutoX Launches Pilot Self-Driving Taxi Service In Shanghai
AutoX has launched a pilot program for its self-driving taxi service in Shanghai, using its level 4 AI-based autonomous driving-equipped RoboTaxis. 
AutoX has launched a pilot program for its self-driving taxi service in Shanghai, using its level 4 AI-based autonomous driving-equipped RoboTaxis. -
CNOOC Reports Decrease In Revenues For First Quarter
CNOOC's revenues dropped by 2.83 billion yuan to 41.58 billion yuan during the first quarter of the year. 
CNOOC's revenues dropped by 2.83 billion yuan to 41.58 billion yuan during the first quarter of the year. -
Sinopharm Group's COVID-19 Inactivated Vaccine Approved For Clinical Trials
The state-owned pharmaceutical company's second inactivated vaccine received clinical trial approval from regulators after showing promising results. 
The state-owned pharmaceutical company's second inactivated vaccine received clinical trial approval from regulators after showing promising results. -
Twitter Shares Drop Despite Q1 Earnings Beatings Estimates
Concerns over its performance in the coming quarters had erased Twitter's stock price gains from its better-than-expected first-quarter earnings results. 
Concerns over its performance in the coming quarters had erased Twitter's stock price gains from its better-than-expected first-quarter earnings results. -
Tesla's Earnings From China-Made Models Surges During First Quarter
Gross margins for Tesla's China-made model 3 sedans are nearing the margins for the same model made in the United States. 
Gross margins for Tesla's China-made model 3 sedans are nearing the margins for the same model made in the United States. -
Ride-Hailing Firm Didi Chuxing Resumes Operations In Wuhan
Didi Chuxing's ride-hailing, taxi-hailing, carpooling, and designated driving services all resumed operations in Wuhan this week. 
Didi Chuxing's ride-hailing, taxi-hailing, carpooling, and designated driving services all resumed operations in Wuhan this week. -
Facebook Expects Drop In Revenues As Companies Cut Ad Budgets
Despite seeing a growth in its revenues and users, Facebook is expecting a contraction in global ad spending in the coming months, which will affect its short-term earnings. 
Despite seeing a growth in its revenues and users, Facebook is expecting a contraction in global ad spending in the coming months, which will affect its short-term earnings. -
American Airlines Reports Biggest Quarterly Loss Since 2008
The loss is the company's first quarterly loss since 2013 and its biggest ever incurred since 1998. 
The loss is the company's first quarterly loss since 2013 and its biggest ever incurred since 1998. -
Sun Hung Kai Sells Part Of Hong Kong Property To Ping An for $1.45 Billion
Ping An has agreed to purchase 30 percent of the office space in Sun Hung Kai's mega-development in Hong Kong for $1.45 billion. 
Ping An has agreed to purchase 30 percent of the office space in Sun Hung Kai's mega-development in Hong Kong for $1.45 billion. -
Wall Street Stocks Surge Amid Promising New Coronavirus Drug
News of the promising results of a new coronavirus treatment overshadowed the country's bleak GDP data and warnings from the Federal Reserve. 
News of the promising results of a new coronavirus treatment overshadowed the country's bleak GDP data and warnings from the Federal Reserve.
