[China Railway and State Power Investment Corporation signed a contract] On June 29, 2022, China Railway and State Power Investment Corporation signed a strategic cooperation agreement and a memorandum on the launch of a strategic cooperation pilot project in Beijing. Chen Yun, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of China Railway Group, and Qian Zhimin, Secretary of the Party Group and Chairman of SPIC attended the signing ceremony. Liu Baolong, member of the Standing Committee and Vice President of the China Railway Party Committee, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Chen Xi, a member of the State Power Investment Party Group and Chief Accountant, on behalf of the two parties. Signed the Memorandum of Understanding on the Launch of the Strategic Cooperation Pilot Project on behalf of both parties. Editor / Zhao E

Click to see more live >>

• 2026.04.14 16:07
• [Hunan Yongzhou Polyimide Film Green Electricity Direct Connection Project Signed Contract]
• On April 9, 2026, National Energy Group Yongzhou Power Generation and Hunan Zhongtai Technology signed a polyimide film green power direct connection project at Yongzhou Land Port, witnessed by the Yongzhou Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology and representatives of State Grid. Yongzhou Power Generation is responsible for building a "wind solar storage" collaborative power supply system to achieve direct connection of green electricity. Zhongtai Technology will use this to reduce electricity costs, lock in price risks, and obtain traceable green electricity certificates to meet export carbon compliance and enhance ESG image, helping both parties achieve industrial synergy and green development.Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.04.14 16:06
• [TikTok invests $125 million to deeply cultivate e-commerce in Vietnam]
• TikTok recently invested $125 million in Ho Chi Minh City to focus on improving its logistics, payment, and digital commerce systems, aiming to address pain points such as low fulfillment efficiency and complex COD management in Vietnamese e-commerce. Against the backdrop of Vietnam's e-commerce scale reaching 32 billion US dollars and dominated by Shopee and TikTok, the new E-commerce Law plans to introduce strict regulations, extending supervision to live streaming e-commerce content and seller qualifications. Cross border sellers face higher thresholds for local registration and data compliance, and the platform's responsibility boundaries are further clarified.Editor/Cheng Liting