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China Makes History With First Ever 5G National Youth Games Broadcast
With 5G Broadcast trials around the world continually happening, Beijing does its first with the 2nd National Youth Games. 
With 5G Broadcast trials around the world continually happening, Beijing does its first with the 2nd National Youth Games. -
The Honor Belongs to Huawei’s Vision Smart TV Using Operating System (OS) Google Alternative
Huwaei found its lost footing after Google cut major ties by using HarmonyOS (operating system) in their Honor Vision TV. 
Huwaei found its lost footing after Google cut major ties by using HarmonyOS (operating system) in their Honor Vision TV. -
Fake Meat Firm Strategically Culled Japan Expansion
Trading House Mitsui says meat-alternative maker Beyond Meat shelved Japanese expansion and chose to concentrate instead on its US market. 
Trading House Mitsui says meat-alternative maker Beyond Meat shelved Japanese expansion and chose to concentrate instead on its US market. -
Nestlé And Starbucks Team Up To Conquer Tea-Drinking China
Believing China is an “exciting market” due to the low per capita cup consumption, Nestle sells Starbucks-branded coffee. 
Believing China is an “exciting market” due to the low per capita cup consumption, Nestle sells Starbucks-branded coffee. -
Social Media Posts Of Engine Losing Speed Caused Honda Recall Of Accords
The videos on social media showing Honda’s flagship model losing speed made the Japanese carmaker recall their Accord sedans. 
The videos on social media showing Honda’s flagship model losing speed made the Japanese carmaker recall their Accord sedans. -
Longtime Giant Partners Amazon and FedEx Amicably Part Ways
E-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc.’s decision to have its own delivery network made giant delivery FedEx pack up and leave. 
E-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc.’s decision to have its own delivery network made giant delivery FedEx pack up and leave. -
No Net Profit Forecast For Toshiba Due To Difficulty Assessing Earnings
Toshiba Corp. is netting a loss of ¥140.23 billion ($1.3 billion) for the April to June quarter sans profit forecast. 
Toshiba Corp. is netting a loss of ¥140.23 billion ($1.3 billion) for the April to June quarter sans profit forecast. -
China’s E-Commerce Rescues Foreign Beauty Company’s Sales
With China’s consumer market’s preference for luxury goods, French beauty company L’Oreal had impressive profits. 
With China’s consumer market’s preference for luxury goods, French beauty company L’Oreal had impressive profits. -
Iron Ore Supply Is Back And So Are China’s Needs
Yuan’s depreciation isn’t large enough to offset iron ore’s price but it can go back to $75 a ton. 
Yuan’s depreciation isn’t large enough to offset iron ore’s price but it can go back to $75 a ton. -
China’s Balancing Act Of Coal Approvals And Climate Pledges
China is sure it can balance “the highest possible ambition” of coal consumption and production while drastically reducing emissions. 
China is sure it can balance “the highest possible ambition” of coal consumption and production while drastically reducing emissions.
