ObEN Inc., the artificial intelligence (AI) company that is building a decentralized AI platform for intelligent avatars, today announced the premiere of the first-ever Personal AI (PAI) art docent experience at the museum-retail space Shanghai K11 Art Mall. ( read original story ...)
China’s Home Price Gains Accelerate Led by Smaller Cities
Prices rose 0.2 percent in Shanghai and Guangzhou and 0.1 percent in Beijing, dipping 0.1 percent in Shenzhen. Developers are contending with home purchase restrictions across at least 125 cities, according to data provider Fang Holdings Ltd. The island of ... ( read original story ...)
China stocks drop to near one-year low as ZTE technology sanction adds to trade dispute
The Shanghai Composite Index retreated 1.4 per cent, or 43.85 points, to 3,066.80, the lowest close since May 24. The ChiNext gauge of small-caps that are dominated by technology companies tumbled 3 per cent, as the US sanction against ZTE, the nation’s ... ( read original story ...)
NCPA opera being turned into film with new technology
Teng Junjie, a renowned director from the Shanghai Media Group, is directing the latest opera film. Teng is also the director of the first Chinese film using homegrown 3D technology to capture the Peking Opera, Farewell My Concubine, which premiered in ... ( read original story ...)
China May Be Set for Rare Property Defaults, Neuberger Says
chief investment officer of China fixed income at Neuberger Berman Investment Management (Shanghai) Ltd., a unit of the New York-based firm. “Weaker developers may face even higher borrowing costs.” Some local real estate companies have been forced to ... ( read original story ...)
The Bound of Bund 4Br with a big outdoor air patio.
If you are shown an apartment different from the one listed here, please flag this listing. The Bound of Bund was built in 2011. At present, the Shanghai Bund is experiencing unprecedented upgrading in both appearance and functions. The famous Waibaidu ... ( read original story ...)
China bank goes staffless at a branch; robots replace tellers
At mid-morning on a busy street in central Shanghai, Liang Min, a salesman, has entered a branch of the China Construction Bank (CCB) to withdraw money. “I need 20,000 yuan,” he says. He is talking not to a teller but ‘Xiao Long’ (little dragon), a ... ( read original story ...)