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Hong Kong, China, April 1, 2021 /Xinwengao.com/ – The spotted lanternfly has come to the United States, and that’s bad news. This invasive insect native to China, Bangladesh and Vietnam can damage trees, crops and wood decks, threaten the economy, and be an all-around nuisance. Sightings The spotted lanternfly was first seen in the U.S.… Read More

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JD divested JD Cloud and AI business to JD Digits JD.com revealed that it has signed a final agreement to divest JD Cloud and AI business to JD Digits, with a total value of RMB 15.7 billion. After the transaction was completed on March 31, 2021, the c…

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Chinese heavy truck autonomous driving company Plus.ai announced the completion of a new round of financing of US$220 million, led by FountainVest Partners and ClearVue Partners. SAIC Capital, Sequoia China, Manbang Group, Quanta Computer Inc., Phi Zoy…

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