Swedish battery materials company Altris opens office in China
Sweden-based Altris has opened a new office in Guangzhou, China, to meet growing local demand for its innovate cathode materials.
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The US is worried about China’s fast-growing supremacy in AI. Multinationals, especially those investing in China, need to better understand…
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Weekly data: How China’s construction boom kept the world afloat
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The ten busiest ports in the world by container traffic
Nine of the ten busiest ports in the world are based in Asia, with China dominating the list and Shanghai…
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