SHANGHAI - China has granted preliminary approval for 38 new Trump trademarks, fueling conflict of interest concerns and questions about whether President Donald Trump is receiving special treatment from the Chinese government. The trademarks pave the way ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks end in positive territory, led by telecoms, property
Shares in the engineering and defense sectors led the gains on mainland bourses. Artificial intelligence-related shares fell following a two-day rise after the government vowed to support innovation. Shares of Shanghai Originaldow Advanced Compounds ... ( read original story ...)
WiFi hotspots carry security risks
The study by Shanghai Lantern Network Technology, a free WiFi access provider, said 1.5 percent of China's WiFi hotspots, mainly provided at public places, were unsafe in 2016, and more than 80 percent of the insecure WiFi services were provided by hackers. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai closest rival to Silicon Valley in tech innovations: KPMG
Shanghai is regarded as the leading hub outside of Silicon Valley for technology innovations for the next four years, according to a KPMG report released on Monday. The report, claiming to reflect the viewpoints of over 800 global technology business ... ( read original story ...)
University district bridges minds, markets
Two college students from the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology work on the prototype of a robot. [Photo/Xinhua] To Li Yueqi, Party secretary of the Yangpu district of Shanghai, entrepreneurialism and innovation are a boat on which there ... ( read original story ...)
Why bicycles are piling up in a Shanghai parking lot
To prevent the problem happening again, Cao said the Mobike app would have a new feature from next week that recommended designated parking spots. A spokesperson for Ofo, one of the companies whose bikes were confiscated in Shanghai said "some coworkers ... ( read original story ...)
Midas touch: China's tech, financial firms eye virtual gold rush
BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's virtual gifting market, typically the domain of plugged-in young consumers celebrating special occasions or flirting, is luring major financial institutions keen to boost trade of another auspicious commodity ... ( read original story ...)