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As China reopens, tech firms find supply-chain disruptions continue elsewhere
China, beset by the outbreak, was where disruptions began, but as the pandemic spread globally, so did plant closings and lockdowns.
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Dada Nexus’ IPO marks the second China-based company aiming to go public in the US after the Luckin Coffee scandal involving fraudulent financials.
This week, smartphone brands including Realme, Poco, Vivo, and Honor launched their new devices in India.
In Singapore’s event industry, approximately SGD 30.2 million has been lost, with more than 2,000 people affected and over 8,700 jobs lost.
Xiaomi-backed wearables maker Huami published a study on detecting the spread of infectious disease using data from 1.3 million users.
China’s sovereign digital currency, the so-called Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP), could be launched later this year.
Temperature statistics collected by the wristbands are uploaded to smartphone apps via Bluetooth.
China’s aerospace sector is crowded but ripe with opportunities.
Companies that can get out of their leases discover a new cost-cutting measure.