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Baidu's robotaxi service Apollo Go has been granted permission to test in Hong Kong, expanding its operations outside the Chinese mainland.
The Hong Kong Transport Department announced yesterday that the first pilot license for autonomous vehicle has been issued, which allows the applicant to conduct a trial of 10 robotaxis on North Lantau.
The statement did not mention the name of the applicant, though according to another doc...
1. Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)
o Performance: The Dow dipped 0.31%, closing at 44,722.06.
o Analysis: The decline was led by pressure on traditional blue-chip stocks, particularly in finance and industrials. Rising U.S. Treasury yields are increasing the attractiveness of bonds over equities, adding to the drag on cyclical sectors. Investors remain cautious amid concerns about global economic growth and Federal Reserve policy...
Alibaba closed at $85.18, down 0.47%. The stock remains within the $80–$90 range, reflecting ongoing consolidation. Short-term performance hinges on progress in its Southeast Asia expansion. Should it break above $90, a further rally toward $95 becomes likely.
JD.com : Strong Support at $35
JD gained 2.38%, closing at $35.33. The stock is stabilizing above $35, signaling reduced downward pressure. ...
Apollo Go, tech company Baidu's autonomous robotaxi service, will reportedly expand its trial services to Hong Kong before the end of 2024. Hong Kong marks the next city in mainland China where Baidu's robotaxis may be operational as the company continues to grow as the leader in autonomous public rides in the country.
Baidu is known as China's Google. Both started as search engines and expanded to robot...
Baidu’s robotaxi division, Apollo Go, just rolled out its latest robotaxi across multiple cities in China, and if stakeholders in the US aren’t nervous yet, they should be.
The RT6 is the sixth generation of Apollo Go’s driverless vehicle, which made its official debut in May 2024. It’s a purpose-built, Level 4 autonomous vehicle, meaning it’s built without the need for a human driver. And here’s the thing that should make US competitors nervous: ...
The U.S. equity market showcased noticeable divergence in its recent performance. The Dow Jones Industrial Average continued its upward trajectory, hitting new highs and leading the pack. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 settled into a middle ground, and the Nasdaq, once the leader, showed signs of lagging.
Within the Nasdaq, the AI sector revealed stark contrasts. Nvidia, a bellwether for AI-driven growth, fell sharply by 4%, signaling pote...
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