Adelaide-based connected autonomous vehicle technology company Cohda Wireless has opened an office in Shanghai aimed at supplying China’s rapidly developing markets for Smart Cities and autonomous cars. Cohda Wireless chief executive Paul Gray says the ... ( read original story ...)
Cohda opens China office to ride Smart City wave
Cohda systems have been deployed in world-leading CAV projects including: Located the Regus Central Towers business centre in Shanghai’s bustling Putuo District, Cohda Wireless’ China office will be managed by Business Development Manager Shuning Yuan ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai foothold a smart move for Cohda Wireless
“Our Shanghai office places us closer to these customers and markets to cultivate first-hand intelligence of developing trends and requirements.” Globally Cohda’s software is now part of the 2017 Cadillac CT sedans in the US while the technology has ... ( read original story ...)
Foxconn to use proceeds from unit’s Shanghai IPO to fund $4 billion projects
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Taiwan's Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, said it plans to use proceeds from a Shanghai listing of one if its subsidiaries to fund eight projects totaling 27.3 billion yuan ($4 billion). In January ... ( read original story ...)
Learning with the Times: Why a stock market crash doesn’t spell doom
Is the market extremely volatile? A crash can wipe out millions in stock value in seconds. Analysis of 11 years' data for major markets shows that most (except Shanghai) witnessed their biggest crash in 2008. ( read original story ...)
Good news, Asia: this time, stock market flu is evenly spread
Compare that with the stock market crisis of 2008, when average share prices in New York and London dropped by 35 per cent and 31 per cent for the year, respectively. That year, Asian prices fared far worse. Shanghai ended the year with a breathtaking 68 ... ( read original story ...)
Bargain Hunting Predicted For China Stock Market
(RTTNews.com) - The China stock market has finished sharply lower in four straight sessions, plunging more than 360 points or 10.2 percent in that span. The Shanghai Composite Index now rests just beneath the 3,130-point plateau although it's expected to ... ( read original story ...)