Tobias
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Canon’s Family Study Camp in Huzhou: Exploring Aerospace and Inspiring Growth
Canon’s “Junior Explorers” program, in collaboration with educational and travel providers, is expanding children’s horizons through technology, academics, and culture. The program utilizes Canon printing technology to facilitate hands-on learning, with recent events at the BlueArrow Aerospace Huzhou Propulsion Manufacturing Base showcasing the Chinese space industry. The initiative supports China’s educational goals, integrating experiential learning with cultural immersion.
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Gan Wei and Daughters Sing “Ye Zi,” Jia Yueting Praises Their Performance
In a Father’s Day tribute, Jia Yueting’s daughters, accompanied by their mother, sang “Wild Child” as a gift to their father. Yueting responded, praising their performance and embracing the song’s message. He also dedicated a song to his own father, reflecting on family connections and expressing gratitude.
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Who Stands to Lose the Most from POP MART’s Downturn?
This analysis examines the evolving investment landscape, with a shift away from traditional liquors like Moutai towards collectible figures, specifically Pop Mart’s Labubu series. Fund manager Hu Xinwei is adapting his strategy, pivoting from Moutai to Pop Mart. However, concerns arise regarding performance disparities and market timing. The article also explores ChinaAMC’s challenges, declining industry position, and the need for rebuilding its research and trust system to regain investor confidence.
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China’s National Football Team Hires 14 Coaches in 23 Years: Amateur Footballers Need Not Apply
Following another World Cup qualification failure, China’s national football team saw its 14th coaching change in 23 years, with Ivan departing after 14 matches. Public criticism intensified after the loss to Indonesia, even leading to online suggestions for a local amateur team to represent the nation, which drew sharp criticism from football legend Fan Zhiyi. The instability surrounding the head coach position and suggestions of an amateur team highlight the nation’s struggles in the sport.
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Boeing Slashes Growth Forecast: Projects Demand for 43,600 New Airplanes Over Next 20 Years
Boeing forecasts a strong demand for commercial airplanes, projecting 43,600 deliveries by 2044. Though slightly down from last year, this indicates global aviation growth. Single-aisle aircraft will dominate deliveries. However, Boeing lowered passenger traffic and economic growth expectations. The recent 787 crash and production/quality challenges, along with a global aircraft shortage, are hurdles. Boeing stock fell following the tragic event.
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People’s Daily: “Don’t Just Look at the Cheapest Car!” Experts Say High Specs and Low Price – Even God Can’t Do That
The automotive industry faces unsustainable pressures, according to CNBC AI News. Experts highlight the impossible equation manufacturers face: meeting consumer demands for feature-rich vehicles at low prices. This conflict, exacerbated by consumer expectations and competitive pricing, risks long-term profitability and vehicle value. The People’s Daily cautions against prioritizing price over all else, as extreme cost-cutting harms both manufacturers and consumers through compromised after-sales support and rapid depreciation.
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Sennheiser Audio Deals: Snag Top-Tier Sound for as Low as $40 During JD’s 618 Sale!
Major discounts on premium audio products are currently available, including high-end home audio systems, noise-canceling headphones, and gaming headsets. Leading retailers offer substantial savings, further reduced by government subsidies. Featured products include the B&O Beosound A5, Sony WH-1000XM6, SteelSeries Nova Pro, and various models like Huawei FreeBuds Pro 4, offering diverse audio solutions at competitive prices for a limited time.
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Meta Acquires Company Founded by 19-Year-Old MIT Dropout for $15 Billion
Meta is acquiring a 49% non-voting stake in Scale AI for nearly $15 billion, marking a significant investment in the AI space. The deal will see Scale AI founder Alexander Wang, a former MIT dropout, join Meta. Scale AI provides crucial data annotation services for training AI models and counts major tech companies among its clients. The acquisition values Scale AI at approximately $29 billion.
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TikTok Takes Action Against 26 Impersonator Accounts; “Shouldn’t Register Before College”, Says Original “Shoulder Girl”
Douyin, the Chinese TikTok, removed 26 accounts impersonating the “Girl with a Carrying Pole,” a viral sensation. The platform took action after identifying accounts using her name and profile. The student, who gained fame after images of her carrying luggage went viral, confirmed she has no social media accounts and will not create any before university. She is working a part-time job to contribute to her family.
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Just Three Feet! JD.com Founder Liu Qiangdong’s Original Counter Reopens
JD.com’s second Beijing JD Mall opened in Shuangjing, attracting crowds with government subsidies and promotions. The opening featured a display of founder Richard Liu’s original “three-foot counter,” evoking nostalgia and connecting with younger shoppers. The 50,000-square-meter mall, offering diverse products, is part of JD’s expansion, with new malls opening in other cities. The company plans to open 8-10 stores annually, focusing on high-tier and economically growing cities.