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China's Envision Energy has envisioned plans for the world's largest onshore wind turbine on Wednesday, with the installed capacity for a single unit reaching up to 10 MW, which will take advantage of the country's wind resources and help to further cut down energy costs.  

 

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China's move of revising its Catalogue of Technologies Prohibited and Restricted for Export does not target a specific industry, said the Ministry of Commerce on Thursday. Shu Jueting, the ministry's spokeswoman, said the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Science and Technology have revised the catalogue in accordance with related government regulation and law. They recently concluded the public consultation process.

 

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Chinese tech heavyweight Alibaba Group Holding Ltd confirmed on Wednesday it is developing a ChatGPT-style artificial intelligence-powered chatbot, which is currently in internal testing.ChatGPT, the latest chatbot launched by US-based AI research company OpenAI, has gained wide popularity since its debut in November.

 

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The International Exchange Centers Index 2022 was released in Beijing on Wednesday, aimed at reflecting the development of major international exchange centers around the world and providing guidance to policymakers in creating city development plans.

 

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The North Chinese port city of Tianjin reported a cross-border e-commerce import and export trade volume totaling over 15 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) in 2022, up by over 5 percent year-on-year, according to the municipal commission of commerce.

 

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Chinese short video platform Douyin, which is owned by tech company ByteDance, is considering gradually expanding its list of pilot cities for its group-buying delivery business nationwide, a move that industry experts said will intensify competition in the lucrative food delivery sector currently dominated by Meituan and Ele.me.

 

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Carrefour China, part of Suning.com, has plans to rejuvenate its shrinking hypermarkets into community shopping centers that offer services for families and upgrade its supply chains after closing many underperforming stores in some cities in the country in the past two years.




Author: Producer Emilio Mendez

Speaker: Caroline Parraguez

Edition: EAcham




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