Chai Hua

4 weeks ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Chai Hua |Hk Edition

Humanoid robots are making their presence felt across the corporate world, helping to raise national productivity and reshape industries. As Chai Hua reports, China is at the forefront in the revolutionary tech race, with more than a third of the companies in the sector being Chinese. Editor's note: As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly vital in international competition, embodied AI could be the next big thing.

4 weeks ago | chinadailyhk.com | Chai Hua

Humanoid robots are making their presence felt across the corporate world, helping to raise national productivity and reshape industries. As Chai Hua reports, China is at the forefront in the revolutionary tech race, with more than a third of the companies in the sector being Chinese. Editor’s note: As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly vital in international competition, embodied AI could be the next big thing.

1 month ago | chinadailyasia.com | Chai Hua

Hong Kong’s benchmark jumped above the 23,000-point mark on Wednesday, following the China Securities Regulatory Commission’s consolidation on the special administrative region’s role as an international financial center. Wu Qing, chairman of China’s top securities regulator, said at a press conference on Wednesday that the commission is steadily carrying forward the inclusion of the renminbi counter into the Hong Kong and Chinese mainland Stock Connect program.

1 month ago | chinadailyhk.com | Chai Hua

Hong Kong’s benchmark jumped above the 23,000-point mark on Wednesday, following the China Securities Regulatory Commission’s consolidation on the special administrative region’s role as an international financial center. Wu Qing, chairman of China’s top securities regulator, said at a press conference on Wednesday that the commission is steadily carrying forward the inclusion of the renminbi counter into the Hong Kong and Chinese mainland Stock Connect program.

2 months ago | chinadailyhk.com | Chai Hua

China Merchants Securities Co Ltd, a major Chinese securities firm, on Monday reported rising revenue and net profits in the first quarter of 2025. Its operating revenue increased by 9.64 percent year-on-year to 4.7 billion yuan ($645 million), according to a statement the company filed with the Shanghai Stock Exchange.